Spalding and Magan's Unpublished Manuscript Testimonies - Ellen G. White

Chapter 43
Kingly Power
(Verbatim report of remarks by Mrs. E. G.
White, at a meeting held in Battle Creek College
library, April 1, at the General Conference of
1901.)
I would prefer not to speak today, but still not
because I have nothing to say, because I have; I
have something to say. And the state of things as
has existed in our conference and the leading
responsibilities are not nearly understood in their
influence by themselves or by those that are taking
responsibilities in the work. The work has been
increasing; it has been growing; and from the light
that I have had for some time, and has been
expressed, has been expressed over and over again,
not to all there are here, but has been expressed to
individuals, and the plans that God would have all
to work from, that never should one mind or two
minds or three minds nor four minds, or a few
minds I should say, be considered of sufficient
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