Spalding and Magan's Unpublished Manuscript Testimonies - Ellen G. White

Brethren Sutherland and Magan are not to be
held in a position of uncertainty. This some are
doing, but it is displeasing to the Lord. Will those
who are so suspicious pray together and encourage
faith in one another? We have not a man to spare.
We need fifty workers where there is one. The
Lord is coming in judgment to those who are not in
the truth is--to go forth with the message.
I must urge our brethren not to appear
indifferent, not to leave the tempted ones to
become the sport of the enemy's temptations. We
must watch for souls as they that must give an
account. We must do all we can to prevent Satan
from sowing his seeds in minds.
Let the leading men in the General Conference
and the presidents of our state conferences go to
those who have been under temptation, and try to
help them. Talk with Brethren Paulson and Sadler,
and help them to press the Battle to the gates. Talk
with them alone, and do all in your power to
disabuse their minds. We see with what determined
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