Testimony Treasures, Volume 1 - Ellen G. White

The more able should ever act a noble, generous part in their deal with
their poorer brethren, and should also give them good advice, and then leave
them to fight life's battles through. But I was shown that a most solemn duty
rests upon the church to have an especial care for the destitute widows,
orphans, and invalids.
Many of those who profess the truth are not sanctified by it, and may not
have a heart to make even a trifling variation in the prices of produce when
dealing with a poor brother, sooner than they would with an able worldling.
They do not love their neighbors as themselves. It would be more pleasing to
God were there less selfishness and more disinterested benevolence.
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