Selected Messages, Volume 3 - Ellen G. White

seemed that a voice spoke to me saying, “Not yet,
not yet, they will not receive your testimony.”—
Letter 39, 1893.
Visions Not Always First Understood.—On
one occasion when we were talking together about
your experience in your work, you asked me,
“Have you told me all?” I could not say more at
that time. Often representations are given me
which at first I do not understand, but after a time
they are made plain by a repeated presentation of
those things that I did not at first comprehend, and
in ways that make their meaning clear and
unmistakable.—Letter 329, 1904.
What I Wrote Seemed New.—In the night I
am aroused from my sleep, and I write in my diary
many things that appear as new to me when read,
as to any who hear them. If I did not see the matter
in my own handwriting I should not think my pen
had traced it.—Letter 118, 1898.
Former Writings Timely.—I have a large
amount of precious matter, written at Cooranbong
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