What does Paul say is "a temple of the Holy Spirit" in 1 Corinthians 6:19?

In 1 Corinthians 6:19-20 Paul says, "You are not your own". Why?

Christians accept that they are doubly owned by God: created in the first place, then bought back at the cost of the death of Jesus Christ. Everything that we appear to own is actually lent to us by God on trust. In 1 Corinthians 4:2 what does Paul say that those who have been given a trust should do?

In Matthew 25 Jesus tells the parable of the talents. Three servants are given talents (money) on trust. Two invest the money successfully but one doesn't even bother to invest it and is therefore called a "wicked, lazy servant" by his master. What does Jesus say will happen to "whoever does not have" - in other words, those who refuse to do anything with the talents they have been given on trust?

Stewardship, or recognising that God owns everything we have, extends to our time as well as our possessions. Even in our day to day work Paul says we should work as if we are serving the Lord rather than men. Whatever work we may do, how does Paul describe the way we should work in Colossians 3:23?

In Ephesians 5:15-16 Paul says, "Be very careful, then, how you live - not as unwise but as wise, making the most of ______ " what?

In the creation account God gives man the Garden of Eden on trust. What was man to do in the garden?

According to Deuteronomy 8:18 it is God who gives us the ability to produce _____ what?

Although God owns all of our time He put a special blessing on the Sabbath day and asks us to dedicate that time to Him. In the same way, although He ultimately owns all of our possessions, He asks that we return a tithe (a tenth) to Him. How is this tithe described in Leviticus 27:30?

In Genesis 14:18-20 we read that Abram (later called Abraham) returned a "tenth of everything" to the king of Salem (or Jerusalem). What was his name?

In Genesis 28:20-22 we read that a descendent of Abraham's also pledged to return a tithe to God. Who was he?

In Matthew 23:23-24 Jesus says that the Pharisees were being hypocritical by tithing their herbs and spices, while ignoring the more important matters of the law, like justice, mercy and faithfulness. What does he say they should have done?

It is fairly easy to see how we can dedicate a day of the week to God, through worship, prayer and study etc. However there are practical issues when it comes to returning the tithe to God. To whom were the tithes given in the Old Testament?

According to Hebrews 7:1-2, Melchizedek - the one to whom Abraham returned tithe - had another position as well as being King of Salem. What was it?

In 1 Corinthians 9:13-14 Paul talks about the way that the temple workers were provided for. Which group does he now say "should receive their living from the gospel"?

In addition to returning regular tithes in keeping with our incomes, God also expects His people to give freewill offerings. What was the offering mentioned in Exodus 36:3 specifically used for?

While the tithe is easy to calculate - a tenth of our income - it is not always easy to know how much we should give in offerings. From whom does Jesus say "much will be demanded"?

In Malachi God talks about people who are "robbing" Him because they are not returning faithful tithes or giving generous offerings. What does He say the whole nation is under because of this:

In contrast to the previous verses, in Malachi 3:10 God says that He will "throw open the floodgates of heaven" if people will bring all the tithe into the storehouse. How much blessing will the faithful receive?