TITHED Meaning and
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Tithed, as a verb, refers to the act of giving or contributing a specified portion of one's income or resources, typically one-tenth, to a religious organization or cause. This voluntary practice is often associated with religious traditions and is considered a form of financial support or offering. Tithing is primarily rooted in the concept of religious stewardship and the belief that individuals have a moral obligation to give a portion of their income or wealth back to their religious community or deity.
Tithing has historically played a significant role in various religious customs, particularly in Christianity. This practice is believed to have originated from biblical teachings, where individuals are encouraged to give a tenth of their earnings to support the religious institution and its endeavors. Beyond Christianity, tithing can also be found in other faith traditions, such as Judaism and Islam, albeit with some variations in the specific requirements or procedures.
The act of tithing carries a moral and spiritual significance for many believers, as it is often seen as a means of expressing gratitude, devotion, and trust in a higher power. Furthermore, tithing may also be viewed as a way to contribute to the well-being of the religious community or to fulfill one's religious duties. The tithed contributions are typically utilized to support the operations of religious institutions, fund charitable initiatives, facilitate religious rituals, or aid the less fortunate members of the community.
Common Misspellings for TITHED
Etymology of TITHED
The word "tithed" is a verb form of the term "tithe". The term "tithe" has its roots in Old English and Middle English. It ultimately derives from the Old English word "teogoþa", which means "a tenth". The Old English word was influenced by the Old High German word "zehant", which also means "a tenth". The concept of tithing, or giving a tenth of one's income or produce as a religious obligation or voluntary contribution, has ancient origins in different cultures and religions. The word "tithed", as the past tense or past participle form of "tithe", became commonly used in English to refer to the act of giving or paying a tenth.
Conjugate verb Tithed
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