Testimonies for the Church, Volume 2 - Ellen G. White

Chapter 80
No Probation after Christ
Comes
Brother O: While I am writing out the dangers
of others, your case presses upon my mind. For
several months I have been seeking an opportunity
to write to you and to others; but constant labor has
hindered me from writing out all the testimonies
given me for individuals. Your case has frequently
burdened my mind, but I have not felt clear to write
to you. I have written out very many testimonies
which have been given for others, some of which,
in many particulars, would apply to you. The
object of publishing the testimonies is that those
who are not singled out personally, yet who are as
much in fault as those who are reproved, may be
warned through the reproofs given to others. I
thought it would not be my duty to address you
personally. Yet, as I write out individual
testimonies to those who are in danger of
neglecting their duty to the cause of God, and thus
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