Spalding and Magan's Unpublished Manuscript Testimonies - Ellen G. White

this school question, when He so graciously
instructed you not to allow your school faculty to
be broken up?
The question was asked, if brother and sister
Salisbury are not especially needed in the school,
and are needed elsewhere, should not they be
permitted to go? I told them that circumstances
might alter cases; but all the light given me is that a
mistake is being made in planning for members of
your faculty to go to Europe to engage in the
school work.
The Lord desires to have the same faculty, if
they are disposed to put their whole being into the
work, taking hold in faith and with good courage.
If they rely upon the Lord, He will be their strength
and their efficiency. But they must keep advancing
in the upward way, gaining victory after victory in
their onward progress. Because of opposite theories
they need not be faint-hearted. Have we not had to
breast opposition from the beginning in any
forward, upward movement?
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