Spalding and Magan's Unpublished Manuscript Testimonies - Ellen G. White

You are to make no prescription that no flesh
meats shall never be used, but you are to educate
the mind, and let the light shine in. Let the
individual conscience be awakened in regard to
self-preservation and self-purity from every
perverted appetite. The variety of food at one meal
causes unpleasantness, and destroys the good
which each article, if taken alone, would do the
system. This practice causes constant suffering,
and often death.
You have too little care and feel too lightly the
burden of providing an orderly, ample repast for
your workers. They are the ones who need an
abundance of fresh, wholesome provision. They
are constantly taxed: their vitality must be
preserved. Their principles should be educated.
They, of all in the Sanitarium should be abundantly
furnished with the best and most wholesome
strength-giving food. The table of your helpers
should be furnished not with meat, but with an
abundant supply of good fruit, grains, and
vegetables, prepared in a nice, wholesome way.
Your neglect to do this has increased your income
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