The Tithe of the Kingdom: Why Heirs Must Live by the Culture of Honour (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798257802331)

THE TITHE OF THE KINGDOM
Why Heirs Must Live by the Culture of Honour

THE DEBATE ABOUT TITHING
IS THE WRONG CONVERSATION.

For decades, the body of Christ has argued.
Pastors have preached.
Scholars have critiqued.
Believers have chosen sides.

And in all the noise...
Something essential has been missed.

The question is not:
Should you tithe?
The question is:
Do you understand what tithing is-
and what it means to abandon it?

This book was not written to defend tithing.
It was written to end the debate entirely.

Because the debate itself reveals a deeper problem:
A generation that has received kingdom citizenship
but has been trained by religious thinking
instead of kingdom revelation.

THE REVELATION
THE TITHE OF THE KINGDOM traces tithing beyond the law-
Back to Genesis 14.
To the moment Abraham encountered Melchizedek
and gave-
not by command...
but by revelation.

Because he had seen something
that demanded honour.

INSIDE THIS BOOK, YOU WILL DISCOVER:
- Why the tithe predates Moses by 430 years
- The Hebrews 7 reality - a living High Priest still receiving
- What Christ fulfilled-and what He elevated
- The three doors honour unlocks: authority, provision, influence
- The connection between the Holy Spirit and honour culture
- The devourer's strategy-and how honour neutralizes it
- Five mindset shifts: from obligation → identity
- The Kingdom economic framework-why heirs don't live in lack

This book is not for spectators.

It is written for heirs:
- Those who know they belong to the Kingdom
- Those who sense there is more
- Those ready to live inside the culture-not outside it

The tithe is not a duty.
It is a declaration.

It is the material language of an heir
who knows the King
and honours His culture.

You were not brought into a system.
You were born into a Kingdom.

Author: Prince Nnanna
ISBN-13: 9798257802331
Publisher: Independently Published
Language: English
Published: 04/17/2026
Pages: 244
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.66lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.61d