Faithful Stewardship of Time and Means

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Publishing Committee · Rochester, N. Y. · Jun 24, 1852

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 3, No. 4.

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Faithful Stewardship of Time and Means

"I have no faith," says a brother, "in the real piety of those who spend five or ten dollars a year for tobacco and tea, and say they are so poor that they cannot give any thing to help publish the truth."
Well, what think of the piety of those who are so poor that they cannot give a mite towards sustaining the REVIEW AND HERALD, and other publications that are sent out gratuitously, yet, spend twenty-five or fifty dollars worth of precious time during the year, in such a manner as not to benefit themselves or others? Is not our property, time and strength the Lord's, if we have given all to him? Let all see to their stewardship, and be faithful.