Spalding and Magan's Unpublished Manuscript Testimonies - Ellen G. White

at altogether an expense to the strength and souls of
your workers. This has not pleased the Lord. The
influence of the entire fare does not recommend
your principles to those that sit at the helpers'
tables. If they are worthy to compose your family,
they are worthy of the very best and most strengthgiving
diet, that seeds may not be planted in their
breasts which will germinate and bring forth a
harvest to the dishonor of God. But this has been
done: and this must have attention. Equality must
be practiced as well as talked.
The God who gave His only begotten Son to
die for the redemption of the sinful race, will not
approve the management of the table for workers at
the Sanitarium. The money saved by limiting the
table supplies, by not providing fresh, wholesome
food, and not taking pains to get a right preparation
in food, but to provide odds and ends, is a loss. The
ones who give the treatment and care for the sick
are taxed in their labor, and must have greater
privileges than have been given them, if their
hearts are to be kept from temptation and
corruption. This line of work has been neglected.
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