Spalding and Magan's Unpublished Manuscript Testimonies - Ellen G. White

when the Lord looked with great tenderness upon
Dr. _____: but your brother desired to carry out his
own plans, and this made it difficult for him to
work in harmony with the Lord's way. I think that
if he were sanctified and humble before God, he
has qualifications that would make him a blessing.
When he is converted, when he is willing to learn
of Jesus and to take counsel with God, he wi-l be
able to strengthen his brethren, and to connect with
the great enterprise which we have undertaken,
without bringing deterioration into it.
My brother and sister, you are to labor in a
judicious manner, that those with whom you are
brought in contact in the sanitarium will recognize
that a sanctified spiritual atmosphere surrounds
your soul. This can be, and should be. It is truth
that is needed -- truth that can not be bound. The
greatest necessity of your patrons is a heart willing
to receive the truth. Some will decide to come to
the Sanitarium as the prodigal son determined to
return to his father. These souls can be judiciously
labored for and saved. Truth, brought into the lifeexperience,
is a saving power.
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