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

ight or to the left to have harmony with you or
Elder Butler or any elder in the ranks of
Sabbathkeepers.
I have not strength or time to write much more
as I must preserve my strength to labor. I thought I
would make one more appeal to you. I have talked
with you but it seemed to do no good. I have
written to you but it made you only go farther and
deeper in resistance of the Spirit of God. You
responded to my letter of appeal by writing me a
letter accusing Elder Jones of tearing up the pillars
of our faith. Was this truth? The meetings of the
ministers held in the office when these matters
were investigated revealed that you accused him
wrongfully. Have you confessed this? Have you
cleared your own soul? Have you made straight
paths for your feet lest the lame be turned out of
the way? When I said everything I could say in that
first meeting, then the second meeting on the
Sabbath in the office chapel was held when the
Spirit of the Lord came nigh to us. Christ knocked
for entrance but no room was made for him, the
door was not opened and the light of His glory, so