Spalding and Magan's Unpublished Manuscript Testimonies - Ellen G. White

upon to bear undue hardships and privations. They
should be allowed to deal with their families. We
must not suffer the idea that those working hard to
build up, shall be treated indifferently. The angels
of God will be their dependence for surety and
success.
"Let us draw in even cords,--not one pulling
this way, and another that way. Then the angels of
God will give success.
"These things will have to be repeated over and
over again, in order that our brethren may draw in
harmony and unity for uplifting,--not in
themselves, but for uplifting in the presence of
God. They are to labor in accordance with his
word. Then the lessons given will be of a character
that the students will understand them as "yea" and
"amen" for the victory. It is because we do not
walk steadily in sure tracks, that there are failures.
But there is no need of failures, because God has
spoken, and his will shall be fulfilled. Nothing will
enable us to prevail like presenting to God the sure
work of his promises. Then there is no failure.
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