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GOD'S TENTH

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Pacific Press Publishing Company · MOUNTAIN VIEW, CALIFORNIA · Jan 9, 1907

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 33, No. 2.

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GOD'S TENTH.

WHEN good old Jacob learned to give One tenth to God of all he had, He found that he with ease could live, And blessings came to make him glad. Maybe you owe to God a debt— Pay up at once—lest you forget!
'Tis said this law was set aside— Some boast they are no longer bound— But, if love makes the path more wide, It would a better way have found. No better plan has reached us yet! Pay up at once—lest you forget.
"But I am very poor," you say, "With scarce enough to eat and wear;" Perhaps you've robbed God's tenth away, And lost the blessings He would share. Of all men you are most in debt— Pay up at once—lest you forget. —Victorian War Cry.