Spalding and Magan's Unpublished Manuscript Testimonies - Ellen G. White

the world. Themselves constrained by the love of
God, they will constrain others, and will improve
every opportunity to invite and urge others to come
and see the beauty of the truth, and to give their
abilities to advance the work of God.
There is a work of a superior order to be done.
A clear understanding of business matters will
qualify men to conduct business for the work and
the cause of God, to keep it upon a high and holy
basis. The missionary work, in all its branches,
needs wise, careful, judicious men, who have
ability and experience to act in the capacity of
treasurers - men who will prove trustworthy in
bringing the truth before the men in the highways,
and who will bring all the advantages of their
experience, their soundness of principle, their
unbending integrity and uprightness into the work
to which they are appointed. Faith unfeigned in its
largeness and fullness is wanted just now.
(Signed) E. G. White.
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