Spalding and Magan's Unpublished Manuscript Testimonies - Ellen G. White

these books can be done acceptably in the
Nashville office. The work of this institution is not
to be limited to the publication of the "Gospel
Herald", and a few children's books. But let not the
workers try to embrace too much.
The books especially designed for the Southern
field are not to be pushed in the North unless there
is a real demand for them.
There is a need of better understanding of the
work to be done in heart, mind, and character for
the workers in our institutions in the North as well
as in the South. Let those in our Northern
institutions lay aside their prejudices, and let these
in the South humble their hearts before God, and
then there will be a sitting in heavenly places in
Christ Jesus.
The workers need to wear the yoke of Christ
and to blend together in love and unity. The Lord
will bless and strengthen them as they do this. His
people are to depend on Him alone, walking before
Him in all humility of mind.
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