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Again and again, during the earlier weeks of her illness, her voice was lifted in song. The words oftenest chosen were:

“Read the second chapter of First Corinthians,” she urged, “and notice carefully how Paul uses the words ‘I,’ ‘we,’ and ‘us.’”

Announcement of the opening was made the next week in the June 11 issue, under the heading “The S.D.A. School.” The announcement opened with the words:

Her first letter to Mrs. Henry, written on January 2, opened with the words:

Then in startling language she closed her three-page written message with the words:

A week later she wrote Prescott again in a letter opening with the words:

The address carried a heading giving the proper setting of the matter: “From the Church of God at Battle Creek, to the Churches and Brethren and Sisters in Michigan.” It opened with the words:

It is not the burden the Lord has given you to explain and interpret the words, the works, the writings of Sister Phillips. If you do this, you will mislead the people....

The first of the E. G. White messages read before the 1899 General Conference session on March 1 carried the title “The Work for This Time,” and opened with the words:

A portion of the fruit shed, just north of the big barn at Elmshaven, was partitioned off and the printing equipment moved in. Soon over the door were seen the words “Elmshaven Press.”