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Jesus faulted the Pharisees for giving attention to small things 

like tithing mint, dill, and cummin while ignoring the '''weightier matters of the law''' 


[[Matthew 23.23]]  - -   [[Luke 11.42]].

:"2 But woe unto you, Pharisees! 

:for ye [[tithe]] mint and rue and all manner of herbs, 

:and pass over judgment and the love of God: 

:these ought ye to have done, and [[not to leave the other undone]]."



They were still under the law.

They were required to tithe.



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Dill is a leafy plant, resembling parsley. 

Dill was grown for its seeds, which were aromatic and used in cooking as a seasoning.

CUMMIN An herb of the carrot family (Cuminum cyminum L.) mentioned with dill. 

Used in Bible times to season foods. 

Isaiah portrayed the planting and threshing of cummin [[Isaiah 28]].25-27


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