The firstborn of man and beast was by Divine requirement given to The Lord (Exodus 13:2). In addition to this the Hebrews were required to give,

1. one-tenth of the products of their land (Leviticus 27:30);
2. one-tenth of the increase of flocks and herds (Leviticus 37:32-34);
3. a special tithe every third year (Deuteronomy 14:28,29);
4. to the poor at all times (Deuteronomy 15:7-11);
5. according to their ability when they attended their annual feasts (Deuteronomy 16:16,17);
6. the first fruits of the land (Exodus 22:29; Deuteronomy 26:1-11).

It is the Peculiar Property of Man to Know and Worship God.
... X."It is the Peculiar Property of Man to ... him with other living creatures: they are
certainly without religion. ... indeed thus judge, that reason is given to all ...
/.../lactantius/the divine institutes/chap x it is the peculiar.htm

The Memorial of Symmachus, Prefect of the City.
... Does not then the religion of Rome appertain to Roman law? What name shall be given
to the taking away of property which no law nor accident has made to fail. ...
/.../ambrose/works and letters of st ambrose/the memorial of symmachus prefect.htm

The Original, Nature, Property, and Use of the Law
... Series Sermon 34 The Original, Nature, Property, and Use ... few subjects within the
whole compass of religion so little ... the dead;" and hath thereby given proof of ...
/.../wesley/sermons on several occasions/sermon 34 the original nature.htm

Preface
... that the fact of its subject-matter being Law"a property peculiar neither to ... Now
this was not simply a scientific colouring given to Religion, the mere ...
/...//christianbookshelf.org/drummond/natural law in the spiritual world/preface.htm

The Kingdom of God: Its Tasks
... What has the utterance of religion done for us? ... Fifty per cent of his property given
away outright; the balance used to make restitution at the rate of four ...
/.../rauschenbusch/the social principles of jesus/chapter v the kingdom of.htm

Given to Abstraction of Thought. Cases in Point. Opinion of ...
... early life I was much given to abstraction ... and the whole family this property was
accumulated ... for investigation and conversation upon the subject of religion. ...
/.../chapter v given to abstraction.htm

Whether one who is under Another's Power Can Give Alms?
... profitable to all things': The sum total of the Christian religion consists in ... On
the contrary, Alms should not be given out of another's property; and each ...
//christianbookshelf.org/aquinas/summa theologica/whether one who is under.htm

The Old Testament and Comparative Religion
... sanctity of life, of family relations, and of property rights ... Babylonian Literature,
pp.324ff.; the Deluge story is given by RW Rogers, Religion of Babylonia ...
/.../eiselen/the christian view of the old testament/chapter v the old testament.htm

Home Dedication.
... indication of His answer to our prayer, given in their ... and deal with them as your
own property, leaving out of ... you would devote them to any thing but religion. ...
/.../christianbookshelf.org/philips/the christian home/chapter x home dedication.htm

On Matrimony
... whether they know and practice their religion, or whether, on the contrary, they
are given to vices ... motive to marry solely for money, property, or other ...
/.../kinkead/baltimore catechism no 4/lesson 26 on matrimony.htm

Property

Property Given To Religion

Property in Real Estate

Property in Real Estate by Absence

Property in Real Estate in Villages, Inalienable

Property in Real Estate: Alienated for Debt

Property in Real Estate: Confiscation of (Naboth's Vineyard)

Property in Real Estate: Dedicated

Property in Real Estate: Entail of

Property in Real Estate: Inherited

Property in Real Estate: Landmarks of, not to be Removed

Property in Real Estate: Priests Exempt from Taxes

Property in Real Estate: Rights In, Violated

Property: Personal in Slaves

Property: Personal: Dedicated to God, Redemption of

Property: Personal: Hired

Property: Personal: Laws Concerning Trespass of, and Violence To

Property: Personal: Loaned

Property: Personal: Rights In, Sacred

Property: Personal: Rights of Redemption of

Property: Personal: Sold for Debt

Property: Personal: Strayed, to be Returned to Owner