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

power and subtlety of the enemy of God and of
man. I say it is from beneath and not in harmony
with the Spirit of God, or with the message He has
given His servants to bear at the present time.
When the Lord sends us light and food that all the
churches need, we may well expect that the enemy
of all righteousness will do his utmost to prevent
that light coming in its native heavenly bearings to
the people. He lays hold of minds full of unbelief
and doubts to wheel into his service, to serve his
purpose, to intercept the light that God means shall
come to His chosen ones."
Brother Olsen labored well but there was no
decided break. Sunday morning, although weary
and almost discouraged, I ventured into the
meeting. I said nothing until the meeting was about
to close, and then I made some very close remarks.
I kept before them what they had done to make of
none effect that which the Lord was trying to do
and why. The law in Galatians was their only plea.
"Why," I asked, "is your interpretation of the
law in Galatians more dear to you, and you more