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

you have taken than these who know me not. You
have known the character of my work from the
beginning of our acquaintance which has been
since Edson White was three years old.
Brinkerhoof and Snook, had they had the light and
knowledge you have had of the work God has
given me to do, might have stood to this day and
you are far more guilty in the position you have
taken with the testimonies sounding in your ears
for the last two years, and unheeded. No confession
has come from your lips, and I have been
compelled to meet your influence in Minneapolis
and since that time, everywhere I have been; and
now the year 1890 is nearly closed. Will you fall
on the Rock and be broken? Will you evade the
point as you have done? Elders Millers both
presented your case as evidence that they should
resist the Spirit of God, the message and the
messenger. Bro. Rupert has a work of confession. I
told him two years ago when at Pottersville, and he
has heard the same again and again from my lips,
but Brother Smith has been his stumbling block
and the stumbling block of many others. The
burden has been too great for me to bear. I decided