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… in answering long communications occasioned by envy. Many hours, while others were sleeping, we spent in agonizing tears, and mourning before the Lord. At …

… in answering long communications occasioned by envy. Many hours, while others were sleeping, we spent in agonizing tears, and mourning before the Lord. At …

… in answering letters of this kind.—AGD to WCW, July 4, 1910.

… in answering long communications occasioned by the leaven of envy which commenced to work in Vermont; and many hours while others were sleeping we spent …

… disasters, answer. Let the crumbling power of the Confederacy answer. Let the fall of Savannah, Wilmington, and Charleston answer. Let the giant grip which …

“‘I have a question to ask you ,’ he answered. ‘If you will answer that, I will give you my answer. Did the Lord tell you to buy this property?’

Ellen White answered some of these questions; a few she ignored. At times the Elmshaven staff prepared answers. Sometimes the answer was readily available; sometimes the question itself was more a statement than a question (30 WCW, p. 333).

… prepared answers. Sometimes the answer was readily available; sometimes the question itself was more a statement than a question (30 WCW, p. 333).

“She tried five or six times to answer it,” wrote Mary K. White to Willie the next evening, “but he would spring to his feet every time and in a fury of passion demand an answer, ‘yes or no.’”—M. K. White letter, November 29, 1885.

… and answer “all the sayings and doubts that are being put into many minds” ( Manuscript 61, 1906 ). She and her staff, after providing answers to the principal questions …