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

themselves very keen and wise, who do not show
themselves ignorant concerning evil and wise to
choose that which is good. They are themselves
standing as an offense to God, for they
misrepresent the truth as it is in Jesus.
Battle Creek,
Tuesday, January 13, 1891
I arose at four. Have had a wakeful night. My
heart was in trouble. I suffered much pain of heart,
and am nearly sick today. Yet I dare not withhold
my testimony. I cannot write.
E. J. Waggoner came in late last evening and
we had a talk in regard to the ministers' meetings
now being held. He rejoiced that there was an
entirely different atmosphere pervading the
meetings than was in the ministerial institute last
year. Thank the Lord for this testimony. Oh, my
constant prayer to God is that there may be a deep,
earnest work in reformation, that the matter of
correct principle may be seen and sacredly
acknowledged and preserved. Here, I have been