For the administration of the churches, Paul directed that Christians should

Assessment: JAMB UTME - Christian Religious Studies - 1994 Subject: Christian Religious Studies

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For the administration of the churches, Paul directed that Christians should
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Paul directed that Christians should regularly contribute to the church for the administration of the churches. This means that Paul instructed the early Christians to give to the church regularly to support its activities and expenses. It was not mandatory to surrender everything they had or live a communal life, but they were expected to give willingly and generously to support the work of the church. This practice is still followed in many churches today through tithes, offerings, and donations.
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