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

will wait no longer for them to turn the tide. I still
believe that those who are working in the
canvassing field will see their duty when the
situation is fairly placed before them.
I speak to you who are engaged in the
canvassing work. Have you read Vol. IV.? Do you
know what it contains? Have you any appreciation
of the subject matter? Do you not see that the
people need the light therein given? If you have not
already done so, I entreat you to read carefully
these solemn warnings and appeals. I am sure that
the Lord would have this work carried into all the
highways and by-ways, where are souls to be
warned of the danger so soon to come.
I spoke before our Gen. Conf. in regard to this
matter. I spoke before the canvassing class, but as
there was no one to take up the matter and carry it
forward, nothing has been done. How long my
brethren at head quarters at Battle Creek will deem
it best to wait before doing anything I cannot tell.
But I appeal to our brethren everywhere to spread
abroad the light which God has given to his people.