Spalding and Magan's Unpublished Manuscript Testimonies - Ellen G. White

intelligently, and that God can work with them.
Now this is what they want and you want, they
every institution that bears a responsibility, bears a
voice in the working of this cause. They have a
decided interest in it, and God wants that we shall,
every one, come into a position where that we shall
work: that we will not lay off the burden upon two
or three men, and let them carry it all. Brother
Irwin will soon be where he can not work at all. He
wants supporters, and he has been in this work of
wrestling and discouragement until he should have
a change. He should have some one come in his
place, or he is going to give all out. It can not be.
We must have responsible men, and we want men
that shall stand just as true as the compass to the
pole, and God will test these men, and unless they
can show a better idea of what principle is, what
sanctified and living and Christ-like principle is,
then they will have to be changed and try another.
But God is going to have a change. He wants us
to know what it means to work on the principles of
heaven. He wants that all of us should know what it
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