A willing hand in the work
The Duty of Helping Carry the Work
Scripture describes support for gospel work as a real responsibility, while teaching that giving must be willing rather than coerced. If you are able and believe it is your duty, you can help carry the work of preserving, publishing, and sharing Scripture and the Advent pioneers' message.
Help carry the workThe work and its support
What does the Bible say about supporting gospel labor?
“Even so hath the Lord ordained that they which preach the gospel should live of the gospel.” — 1 Corinthians 9:14, KJV
Paul identifies material support as part of the work of preaching. The principle is service to the message and those who carry it—not a claim that every visitor must give.
A willing gift
Does Christian giving leave room for a free choice?
“Every man according as he purposeth in his heart, so let him give; not grudgingly, or of necessity: for God loveth a cheerful giver.” — 2 Corinthians 9:7, KJV
A call to duty must not become pressure. Give only as you are able and freely purpose in your heart. This page's invitation is voluntary and names no required amount.
A documented publishing principle
What did Ellen White write about using means to make truth plain?
“I saw that the truth should be made plain upon tables, that the earth and the fullness thereof is the Lord’s, and that necessary means should not be spared to make it plain.” — Ellen G. White, Early Writings, p. 74
The statement connects resources with making the message clear. In its original setting, the passage discusses charts; it is not a specific appeal for this website. SundayLaw.com applies the principle to the careful preservation and sharing of historical source material, and labels that application as our own.
See the pioneer prophecy charts and their source contextWhat support helps sustain
How can a gift help carry this work?
Voluntary support helps SundayLaw.com continue the ministry work represented on the site: making historic books and documents accessible, preserving source context, and directing readers to the words of Scripture and the pioneers.
This is an invitation, not a promise about a particular project, schedule, or result. The giving page describes the available ways to support the ministry.
If you are able, and feel it is your duty, you can help carry the work.
Visit the giving page