Spalding and Magan's Unpublished Manuscript Testimonies - Ellen G. White

people have means, and the work at Nashville has
been taken up with the commendation of God. He
approves the work that has been done by J.E.
White and his helpers. What further evidence can
my brethren want that it is their duty to help? The
fact that the field has been wronged, the very fact
that the matter has been presented, should be
sufficient to lead the people of God to do all in
their power to help.
Light has been given me by God that unless
something more is done in behalf of the Southern
field than has yet been done, those who ought to
see the condition of the field, and to realize its
need, will be held responsible for the means they
have diverted from the object for which it was
raised. The failure to do that which should have
been done to place the work where it should be,
shows that the past unfaithfulness is unhealed.
Something has been done to help, but it falls far
short of what ought to be done.
The position taken by the workers in Nashville
in regard to the planning of the work there is
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