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

upon any class that He would have them released
from.
Satan's work is constantly to perplex, to mix up
things, to confuse, to get things into a tangle that is
hard to straighten out. It is not a desirable job to be
engaged in, to take the work out of God's hands
into your own finite arms. It is best for all parties
concerned to leave the people of God in God's
hands for Him to impress and teach and guide their
consciences. It is not safe for any one to attempt to
be conscience for God's people. If the servants of
God will patiently instruct them by precept and
example, to patience, to faith, and to look to God
for themselves, to understand their own duty as
God would have them, then many, in trying
circumstances would obtain a rich experience in
the things of God. Teach man to ask wisdom of
God. There should be precept and example in
lessons given, that God is our only trust and
wisdom, and we must pray to Him without ceasing
for light and knowledge.
Many have not had that religious experience