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

persons shall feel that above all they must learn in
the school of Christ the lessons which He must
teach them, God has no use for them to declare His
word. Let not the uneducated in any way become
discouraged and think that there is no use or room
for them. There is abundance of work in this world
of ours, and if men and women will unite
themselves to Christ, the source of all wisdom and
learn of Him they may become, Bible students,
improving their talents to the very best account,
and learning from the greatest teacher the world
ever knew. They can bear a testimony to the faith.
We have not followed cunningly devised fables.
Christ will do everything for those who receive
Him in their hearts.
When profligacy and heresy and infidelity fill
the land there will be many humble homes where
prayer, sincere and contrite prayer will be offered
from those who never heard the truth and there will
be many hearts that will carry a weight of
oppression for the dishonor done to God. We are
too narrow in our ideas, we are poor judges, for
many of these will be accepted of God because