Spalding and Magan's Unpublished Manuscript Testimonies - Ellen G. White

From the light given me by the Lord, I know that
he will be displeased if the Review and Herald is in
any way exacting in dealing with those who are
trying to release our schools from debt. As those in
the Review and Herald see their brethren struggling
to free the schools debt, they are to cooperate with
them. Those who have charge of this work have
carried a heavy burden. Nothing could have been
done without earnest effort and determined
vigilance. And nothing else could have done that
which "Christ's Object Lessons" have done to bring
relief to the schools.
Let men show their appreciation of God's
gracious design, and be laborers together with him
in making the most of his blessing. Nothing could
displease the Lord more than for the Review and
Herald to show narrow-mindedness and make
exacting demands upon the school, putting out a
hand of power to do work similar to the work
which has been done in the past, to the shame of
some in the service of God. < God has wrought in a
wonderful manner through "Christ's Object
Lessons". Let not selfishness reach out the hand to
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