Spalding and Magan's Unpublished Manuscript Testimonies - Ellen G. White

Nashville that might better not have been made
until there was a better showing there. Some of the
money spent in buildings should have been kept
until actually needed for printing materials.
The work of expending means required a man
who had not so many and so varied responsibilities
as were resting upon Edson White. He should sit
with the leading men in Council; for he has been
chosen and accepted by God to do a work in the
Southern field; but he should have given the
financial management of affairs into the hands of a
man wise in management, who had not so many
burdens resting upon him. While other men are to
stand in their place as leaders in their lines of work,
he is to occupy his position as leader in his specific
line of work.
All these men who act as leaders are to be
subject one to another. The voice of no one of them
is to be heard above all the rest in settling
important questions.
I have much to say, but not now, in regard to
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