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How should Christians give alms according to the Bible?

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Christians are instructed to give alms in secret, without seeking recognition from others.

In Matthew 6:1-4, Jesus teaches about the proper practice of giving alms, or acts of mercy. He warns against performing these acts for public recognition, stating that those who do so have already received their reward. Instead, the focus should be on genuine compassion and kindness, reflecting God's mercy toward us. By giving in secret, as Jesus advises, believers demonstrate their desire to please God rather than men, ensuring that their acts of charity remain expressions of true love for others. This maintains the integrity of our giving and allows us to trust in God's reward.
Scripture References: Matthew 6:1-4

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