Spalding and Magan's Unpublished Manuscript Testimonies - Ellen G. White

spoil the pattern. The Review and Herald have
profited by the work which has been done to raise
the debt on the Battle Creek School. Let those in
the Review and Herald remember that their
brethren, who have labored so earnestly in behalf
of the schools, deserve the favors God designs
them to have as they seek to establish the school in
a more favorable locality. Let not those in the
Review and Herald Office think that they will do
God Service by binding about the school interests.
God saw that his servants were sacrificing and
trying to raise money to free the schools debt. Then
the still, small voice spoke to God's humble
servant, telling me to make known that God had
heard the prayers and witnessed the tears of his
people, and that he had a plan for the relief of the
schools, a plan by which many would be helped,
but which was especially to relieve the schools
from their pressure of debt. This plan was carried
forward. Faith and works combined brought
success. And God will continue to make the work
on "Christ's Object Lesson" a means of great good.
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