Come, Follow Me for Sunday School: “His Sacrifice Shall Be More Sacred unto Me Than His Increase” – Sections 115-120
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Richard DahlOctober 26, 2025
A very good article, thank you. I have been in mortality for 88 year and never once have I gone hungry for lack of food, or lacked clothing, or lacked shelter. My needs have always been fulfilled and many of my wants satisfied because of obedience to the law of tithing. As stated in the article the Lord doesn't need our money, but we need His blessings.
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