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

y hour, minute by minute in the conflict, the
ministers must take care of them. It belongs to
every soul of us.
We do not know what work God has for us to
do, we cannot tell, unless we begin with the very
talents He has given us. If we have only the one
talent and we begin to put that to the exchangers,
and then we begin to work with that one talent, and
God sees that we are faithful in that which is least,
then He will give us another talent. And then as we
use that to the glory of God, and we are all the time
centering in Christ as the branch is centered in the
vine, drawing our sap and our nourishment from
Jesus Christ, then we are in a position to bless all
who come into connection with us. And thus the
talent keeps increasing and growing; and the more
we put it to the exchangers the more talents we
have to employ to the glory of God. Now, brethren,
we do not half understand the lessons that Christ
has given us--the most precious lessons--and we
want to understand them more and more. We want
to come to Christ and ask Him to enlighten our
minds, to give us spiritual eyesight, that we may