n.(旧时按固定比例给教会的)什一税，(现在某些教友按收入的十分之一给基督教教会的)什一捐献

原形：tithe复数：tithes

Many religious communities encourage their members to tithe, or give 10% of their income to the church.
许多宗教团体鼓励其成员什一奉献，即将其收入的10%捐给教会。
Tithing is seen as an act of faith and obedience to religious teachings.
什一奉献被视为对宗教教义忠诚和顺从的行为。
She faithfully tithes every month, believing it will bring blessings to her family.
她每月虔诚地什一奉献，相信这会给她的家庭带来福气。
The church's revenue largely depends on the tithes and offerings collected from its congregation.
教会的收入很大程度上依赖于从会众那里收集的什一税和奉献。
Some people choose to tithe to charitable organizations instead of religious institutions.
一些人选择将什一税捐赠给慈善机构而非宗教机构。
In biblical times, tithing was a mandatory practice for the Israelites to support the Levites and the temple.
在圣经时代，什一奉献是以色列人支持利未人和圣殿的一项强制性做法。
The pastor's sermon emphasized the importance of tithing as a way to honor God with our finances.
牧师的布道强调了什一奉献的重要性，将其作为用我们的财务尊荣上帝的方式。
Modern interpretations of tithing vary, with some advocating a strict 10% while others see it as a principle of generosity rather than a fixed amount.
对什一奉献的现代解释各不相同，一些人主张严格遵守10%，而其他人则认为这是一种慷慨的原则，而非固定数额。
The increase in online giving platforms has made it easier for people to tithe consistently, even when they're not physically attending services.
在线捐赠平台的增多使得人们即使不亲自参加礼拜服务也能更容易地持续进行什一奉献。
Tithing can also foster a sense of community and shared responsibility among those who contribute regularly.
什一奉献还能在定期捐赠者中培养一种社区感和共同的责任感。