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   THE DECEPTIVE USE OF THE DECONSTRUCTING QUESTION   
      
   Biblical warning...   
      
   Ephesians 4:14 - "That we henceforth be no more children, tossed to and fro,   
   and carried about with every wind of doctrine, by the sleight of men, and   
   cunning craftiness, whereby they lie in wait to deceive;"   
      
   > DECONSTRUCTING QUESTIONS   
      
   While a deconstructing question can be used for good, to question something to   
   see if it is valid, as in a valid truth being examined, a deconstructing   
   question can also be used to attack the truth and bring about confusion and   
   doubt of the facts.   
      
   A deconstructing question is often a device used by tithing teachers to bring   
   doubt or add confusion to the Biblical facts concerning tithing.   
      
   > THE TRAP   
      
   The deconstructing question is asked to trap a person into agreeing to do   
   something because they can't respond with an answer, a logical refutation as   
   to why something should not be done or why some behavior should not be engaged   
   in. Tithing teachers    
   will often ask; "Wasn't tithing was in practice before law," inferring that   
   because there is a record of tithing (Genesis 14) before the law, the Law of   
   Moses, it should continue after the law into the New Testament. The simple   
   response is this; How does    
   tithing being in existence before the law prove it should continue after the   
   law? In fact it doesn't.   
      
   The sacrificing of animals for sin was in existence before the law; is that to   
   continue after the law? Obviously not, Jesus is our final sacrifice for sin!   
      
   > THE GARDEN   
      
   Satan can be seen using a deconstructing question on Eve in the Garden of Eden   
   in the form of a question concerning what God had said...   
   "Now the serpent was more subtle than any beast of the field which the LORD   
   God had made. And he said unto the woman, Yea, hath God said, Ye shall not eat   
   of every tree of the garden?" - Genesis 3:1   
      
   NOTE: "HATH GOD SAID...?" ...a clear deconstructing question. Satan's question   
   was designed to put doubt in Eve's mind as to whether or not God meant what He   
   had said in Genesis 2:17; "But of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil,   
   thou shalt not eat    
   of it: for in the day that thou eatest thereof thou shalt surely die."   
      
   After satan had introduced doubt into the mind of Eve with his deconstructing   
   question, he then followed up with a blatant lie and an attack on the truth as   
   seen in Genesis 3:4; "And the serpent said unto the woman, Ye shall not surely   
   die:"   
      
   First we see doubt and confusion sowed into Eve's mind, then the follow-up   
   with the frontal attack on God's word with the deceptive claim; "Ye shall not   
   surely die:" The result? Eve fell for the lies of satan based on a foundation   
   of doubt and confusion    
   and ate of the fruit God had commanded her and Adam not to eat resulting in   
   their fall into sin, separation from God and ultimately their death.   
      
   > TITHING TEACHERS   
      
   Tithing teachers can be seen frequently using a deconstructing question in a   
   deceptive attempt to bring doubt on the fact that tithing is not a New   
   Testament requirement or practice. The following deconstructing question is   
   often used, and I quote...   
      
   "Is it a sin to tithe?" - asked by tithing teachers. Another question asked by   
   tithing teachers is this; "Tithing was around before the law, why not after   
   the law?" The answer is simple; how does tithing being in existence before the   
   law (the Law of    
   Moses) prove it should be practiced after the law? In fact, it doesn't.   
   Sacrificing of animals for sin was in existence before the law; are we to   
   continue in the practice of animal sacrifice for sin after the law? Obviously   
   not.   
      
   Many people untrained in the word of truth, unable to discern evil and good as   
   mentioned in Hebrews 5:12-14 many times fall prey to such a question being   
   unable to answer the tithing teacher's seemingly valid questioning. Deceived   
   tithers will respond in    
   ignorance of God's word by concluding something such as "Well, no, I don't   
   think the Bible says tithing is a sin, so therefore it must be OK to tithe."   
   They fail to see the evil deception in such a question. Or, as God's word   
   warns...   
      
   Hebrews 5:12-14 - "For when for the time ye ought to be teachers, ye have need   
   that one teach you again which be the first principles of the oracles of God;   
   and are become such as have need of milk, and not of strong meat. For every   
   one that useth milk    
   is unskilful in the word of righteousness: for he is a babe. But strong meat   
   belongeth to them that are of full age, even those who by reason of use have   
   their senses exercised to discern both good and evil."   
      
   Just as doubt and confusion were sowed into Eve's mind by satan, doubt and   
   confusion are sowed into the mind of the deceived tither by the tithing   
   teacher. God has said tithing has been ended but "is it a sin to tithe?"   
      
   The question; "Is it a sin to tithe?" is used as a "gotcha, you can't answer,   
   so I have proved that a Christian should be tithing." When in reality they   
   have proven nothing except as to how deceptive and ignorant they are. The   
   simple answer is this; "YES,   
    it is a sin to tithe money because has said not to do so. In fact God has   
   ended tithing completely"   
      
      
   >> See ARTICLE ONE below on tithing, and that tithing money is a sin.   
      
   > ANOTHER DECONSTRUCTING QUESTION   
      
   Prosperity gospel, word faith heretic and tithing teacher, Andrew Wommack has   
   his own deconstructing question routinely used by him to confuse the gullible.   
   Wommack can often be heard asking his followers "You don't have to tithe, by   
   why wouldn't you    
   want to tithe?" I can almost hear satan asking Eve "you don't have to eat of   
   the fruit, by wouldn't you desire to do so?"   
      
   The similarity between satan and Wommack's technique is clear; Wommack is   
   telling his followers that they don't have to tithe, but if they don't tithe   
   they're missing out on some kind of blessing or benefit.   
      
   In the case of satan speaking to Eve, satan said to her in Genesis 3:5 "For   
   God doth know that in the day ye eat thereof, then your eyes shall be opened,   
   and ye shall be as gods, knowing good and evil." She wasn't being forced to   
   eat of the fruit, she    
   didn't have to do so, but if she didn't, claimed satan, she would miss out on   
   "ye shall be as gods, knowing good and evil."   
      
      
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