Spalding and Magan's Unpublished Manuscript Testimonies - Ellen G. White

them. The lives of those who refuse to unite with
these unions, will be in peril. Everything is being
prepared for the last great work to be done by the
One mighty to save and mighty to destroy.
Some who have had great light have had an
almost uncontrollable desire to bind all our medical
institutions under the supervision of one power. I
am instructed to say that this desire is prompted by
the same spirit that in the world manifests itself in
the efforts of the unions to become a controlling
power. The work that God has given His people to
do is to bind up the testimony and to seal the law
among His disciples.
In all our sanitariums there is much, very much,
that needs to be reformed. Justice, mercy, and the
love of God are to prevail. The work in our
sanitariums has been carried on more or less
according to circumstances. Let none say, "You
must bind yourselves by specified agreements to do
thus and so, or else you can not be endorsed by us."
The signing of such agreements must cease. The
day for work of this kind is past. It has already
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