Spalding and Magan's Unpublished Manuscript Testimonies - Ellen G. White

successfully and to erect humble church and school
buildings. In teaching others to do what he has
done, he will be engaged in an educational work of
the highest character.
Every one connected with the Southern
Publishing House needs to have his eyes anointed
with the heavenly eyesalve, in order that he may
see things clearly. Let those in God's service who
must meet the difficulties that are always
connected with the working of new fields, draw
nigh to God, and He will draw nigh to them. He is
our Heavenly Father, "with whom is no
variableness, neither shadow of turning."
The chief burden of every human being is to be
the salvation of body, soul and spirit. Every
Christian strives to accumulate true riches; for in
this there is safety and consolation. In the place of
lavishly investing means in uncertain enterprises,
he yearly lays up treasure in the Bank of Heaven,
his home. He keeps in circulation in the work of
God upon the earth every talent entrusted to him,
increasing his gifts by trading upon them. He
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