The New Testament does not reenact the law of the tithe, as it does not that of the Sabbath, for the validity of both is assumed, and their deep spiritual import explained.
Ellen G White, CS 6-6-67.
Ellen White explains that the New Testament assumes the validity of the tithe and Sabbath laws rather than reenacting them, focusing on their spiritual meaning.
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