Others who are well acquainted with the Bible evidences that the seventh day is the Sabbath, enter into partnership with men who have no respect for God’s holy day. A Sabbathkeeper cannot allow men in his employ, paid by his money, to work on the Sabbath. If, for the sake of gain, he allows the business in which he has an interest to be carried on on the Sabbath by his unbelieving partner, he is equally guilty with the unbeliever; and it is his duty to dissolve the relation, however much he may lose by so doing. Men may think they cannot afford to obey God, but they cannot afford to disobey Him. Those who are careless in their observance of the Sabbath will suffer great loss.—The Review and Herald, March 18, 1884. {Ev 245.2}

Andre som godt kender til Bibelens beviser - at den syvende dag er sabbaten - går ind i partnerskab med mennesker som ikke respekter Guds hellige dag. En sabbatsholder kan ikke lade mennesker arbejde i hans virksomhed, betalt for hans penge, for at arbejde om sabbaten. Hvis han med henblik på fortjeneste tillader forretninger han har interesse for, bliver gjort på sabbaten, af hans ikke-troende partner, er han lige så skyldig som den ikke-troende; og det er hans pligt at ophæve forholdet, uanset hvor meget han måtte miste ved dette. Mennesker kan tro at de ikke kan klare at adlyde Gud, men de kan heller ikke klare at ikke adlyde Ham. Dem som er ligeglad med om de holder sabbat, vil lide et stort tab. - Review and Herald, marts 18, 1884.