Examples of using Tithe in English and their translations into French
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The library of the municipality Köngen is in the attic of the tithe barn and has a stock of around 15,000 media.
Clearly, he had not been referring specifically to the German situation, nor to the Church tithe, nor the institution of the Church, nor Church-State relations.
Sixteen courses tithe, fountains, and a church with organs Callinet contribute to the historical character of the village.
The fishermen refused to pay the fish tithe and assaulted the canons of Girona Cathedral.
abolished some of the sinecures and overhauled the tithe system.
You will also get the chance to visit the Tithe Barn, an ancient covered market, learning all about the site's history from an audio-guide.
I will pay no tithe to destroy our basilica.
Onderdonk, you old goat, I'm forced, each year, to pay a tithe to this Diocese.
There are also certain financial discourses that oblige the believer to give the tithe(10%), as a mandatory tax to avoid the curses of God
The porter's house guarding the entrance to the tithe barn is part of the church
I believe in paying an honest and full tithe, or ten percent of our increase as well as other offerings to help the poor
A satirical subject, The Payment of the Tithe was a popular theme in the seventeenth century,
In addition to their tithe, our people are encouraged to give to Easter
suppression of the tithe, the right of peach
in particular to the tower of the tithe barn.
shared a tithe with the prior of Renty
They see local customs of tithe distribution continuing in this form;
This concept may explain the tradition of paying a"teind" or tithe to hell; as fallen angels, although not quite devils, they could be
sometimes very small, in order to tithe, so that he could maintain a church.
refused to pay his tithe on their incomes.