Spalding and Magan's Unpublished Manuscript Testimonies - Ellen G. White

into their confidence, because they do not just
exactly meet their mind. If man will wear the yoke
of Christ, they can not pull apart. They will draw
with Christ.
Some workers pull with all the power that God
has given them, but they do not sense that they
must not pull alone. They must not isolate
themselves, but draw with their fellow-laborers.
Unless they do this, their activity will work at the
wrong time and in the wrong way, they will often
work counter to that which God would have done,
and thus their work is worse than wasted.
Jesus came to a world all seared and marred by
the curse, and, at an immense sacrifice to himself,
took fallen man with all his mistakes, and invited
him to wear his yoke. He gives the words of
invitation to all, and all who will yoke up with him
will cooperate with Christ, and be one in the great
plan of redemption. All who believe the great
truths for this time, if sanctified through the truth,
will wear the yoke of Christ. They will lift the
burdens of responsibility. No man can be a wise
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