Spalding and Magan's Unpublished Manuscript Testimonies - Ellen G. White

declared unto them thy name, and will declare it;
that the love wherewith thou hast loved me may be
in them and I in them."
I can not always say "I"! I am not accustomed
to doing so. Without the special light and grace of
Christ, I can do nothing. Furthermore, I am
connected with my workers. During the night
season I am often deeply impressed with
representations passing before me, and usually,
whatever the hour of the night may be, I arise at
once, and write out the instruction that has been
given me. This manuscript is placed in the hands of
one of my copyists, who makes several copies on
the typewriter. Then it is returned to me, and I
carefully read it over to see if it is all correct.
Matter written for publication is sometimes sent
direct to one of our periodicals, and sometimes laid
aside with other matter to be published later in
book form or in some other way.
This is one reason why I often say "we". My
helpers and I are co-workers in sending out the
light given me to be a blessing to the world.
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