Chapter 1—Some Documentation on Systematic Benevolence and the Tithe as Launched in 1859
- Chapter 1—Some Documentation on Systematic Benevolence and the Tithe as Launched in 1859
- Chapter 2—What Shall Be Done With the Money
- Chapter 3—Introduced as the “Tithe” in 1861
- Chapter 4—Reasons for the Choice of the Term “Systematic Benevolence”
- Chapter 5—The Plan Restated in 1864
- Chapter 6—A Plan With Some Defects
- Chapter 7—The Perfected Plan Delineated in an 1878 Pamphlet
- Chapter 8—The Developing Concept of the Proper Use of the Tithe
- Chapter 9—No Segregation of Funds
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- Chapter 11—What Proportion of Income and Possessions
- Chapter 12—Our Work Needs Tenfold More
- Chapter 13—The Diversion of Tithe Funds
- Chapter 14—Early G. C. Committee Action on Tithe Funds for Church Buildings
- Chapter 15—The Tithe for Those Who Labor in Word and Doctrine
- Chapter 16—The Tithe and School Support
- Chapter 17—No Special Issues or Crises Apparent as Responsible for the Counsel
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Chapter 1—Some Documentation on Systematic Benevolence and the Tithe as Launched in 1859
The following plan was recommended at the January 1859 meeting in Battle Creek:HBTS 1.1
“1. Let each brother from 18 to 60 years of age lay by him in store on the first day of each week from five to 25 cents.
“2. Each sister from 18 to 60 years of age lay by her in store on the first day of each week from two to ten cents.
“3. Also, let each brother and sister lay by him or her in store on the first day of each week from one to five cents on each and every $100 of property they possess ....
“The lowest sums stated are so very small that those in the poorest circumstances (with very few exceptions of some widows, infirm, and aged) can act upon this plan; while those in better circumstances are left to act in the fear of God in the performance of their stewardship, to give all the way up to the highest sums stated, or even more, as they see it their duty to do.”—The Review and Herald, February 3, 1859, p. 84
With only slight modification, this plan was adopted at the General Conference session, June 4, 1859. Reported in The Review and Herald, June 9, 1859, p. 20.HBTS 1.2