Among other things shown, there was described the case of a woman who was trying to intrude herself among our people. She said this woman professed great holiness. Mrs. White had never met her, and had no knowledge of her except that which was imparted to her in this vision. She not only told the woman’s mode of procedure, but also that when she should be reproved she would put on a sanctimonious look, and say, “The-Lord-knows-my-heart.” She said this woman was traveling about the country with a young man, while her husband, an old man, was at home working to support them in their evil course. Mrs. White said that the Lord had shown her that “notwithstanding the woman’s pretentions to holiness, she and the young man were guilty of violating the seventh commandment.” With the written description of this case in my pocket, I waited with some anxiety to see how matters would turn. GSAM 322.4