Testimonies to Ministers and Gospel Workers - Ellen G. White

that I sustain these positions, and am united with
these workers in proclaiming what they term the
"new light." I know that their message is mingled
with truth, but the truth is misapplied and wrested
by its connection with error. I would say to the
brother who sent to these men a copy of a letter I
had written him, that I have not one thought of
censuring you, and no one should cast the least
blame upon you concerning the matter. If I should
misjudge and censure you, when your motives and
intentions were good, I should incur the displeasure
of God. If the brother you desired to help has taken
liberties, and has betrayed your confidence, do not
blame yourself and grieve over the results of his
unfaithfulness.
Instruction to the Disciples
There are matters in the Testimonies that are
written, not for the world at large, but for the
believing children of God, and it is not appropriate
to make instruction, warning, reproof, or counsel of
this character public to the world. The world's
Redeemer, the Sent of God, the greatest Teacher
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