The Ellen G. White 1888 Materials: Volume 2 - Ellen G. White

ideas. No, it is that they may be made perfect in
one; and they want to be made in one, and they are
trying to be one, and they are trying to get where
they may be in unity.
"That the world may know that thou hast sent
me." Those are the credentials they bear to the
world. "And hast loved"--now, mark this. O, it is
such a power with me. It has such a power for my
heart; it melts and dissolves my very being as I
read this. "And hast loved them, as thou hast loved
me." Why, brethren, can we comprehend this? Can
we take hold of it? Can we measure it?
"Hast loved them, as thou hast loved me."
Why, that ought to bring every soul of us in
gladness and joy and thankfulness and gratitude the
whole time to God, that the preparation has been
made that this shall be done; that God loves us as
His Son. Why? Because we are united in Christ as
He is united with the Father.
There is a oneness with those that are partakers
of the Spirit of Christ. You may bring the horse to