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Generosity and the tithe are not the same thing — and the difference could change how you run your entire business.
In this episode, Aaron Christopherson unpacks Structured Generosity: the system God wove directly into Israelite economic life. Not a suggestion. Not an add-on to the tithe. A separate, legally required operating system that governed how business owners produced, harvested, and treated the people around them.
This is Episode 3 of a 7-part series on the theology of business and money in ancient Israel.
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