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

to that which is pure Bible truth, just because they
were unwilling it should come from the source
which the Lord chose to send it?
Well, Brother Olsen, I do not, cannot, believe it
is duty for you to work on the high pressure plan.
You may do this, and the more you do, the more it
is considered you can do, and the lesser burdens
other bear. Hold on, Bro. Olsen, put down the
brakes, give yourself periods of rest and you will
go forth fresh to endure another strain. But work
less. For the sake of Christ who has bought you,
work less. You have no right to draw from the bank
until the last farthing is withdrawn. Leave a
deposit, my brother. If the example of the men you
mention, laborers for God who are going down into
the grave, is not a sufficient rebuke to you and to
me and others, please tell me what greater evidence
we can have that it is duty to unload and to be
careful to walk circumspectly and not
presumptuously. Unload, Brother Olsen. Freshen
up with periods of rest.
You are attending too many camp meetings.