Spalding and Magan's Unpublished Manuscript Testimonies - Ellen G. White

Colorado, I was so burdened for you that, in my
weakness, I. wrote many pages to be read at your
camp meeting. Weak and trembling, I arose at
three o'clock in the morning to write to you. God
was speaking through clay. You might say that this
communication was only a letter, Yes, it was a
letter, but prompted by the Spirit of God, to bring
before your minds things that had been shown me.
In these letters which I write, in the Testimonies I
hear, I am presenting to you that which the Lord
has presented to me. I do not write one article in
the paper expressing merely my own ideas, They
are what. God has opened before me in vision, the
precious rays of light shining from the throne."
Dear brother, you can not build even a
successful worldly career on a lie. The things that
come from Sister White's pen, even down to
Volume 9, her latest book stir my soul, bring me to
my knees a humble wretch before God; they
illuminate the Bible to me afresh just as much as
what I read from her pen written years before I was
born. And yet sensible, sane people who know that
the business faker and crook can not last only a few
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