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… final decision must be made by the church leaders, and they must be sufficiently confident of their decision to see the plans through not only in favorable …

… important decisions, but never were the visions to take the place of study, initiative, faith, or hard work on the part of all concerned. The visions were not …

… important decisions, but never were the visions to take the place of study, initiative, faith, or hard work on the part of all concerned. The visions were not …

… at the Battle Creek conference in late September, 1860, to organize the publishing work in a legal way, proper counsel was sought. The decision was made …

… final decision, writing to Edson on the seventh,” I shall not attend. I desire to save my strength for the work here that is essential to be done.”— Letter 9, 1913 W …

… make decisions concerning the school enterprise. There was one ordained minister of experience in the whole colony of New South Wales, whose time was much …

… final decision, writing to Edson on the seventh, “I shall not attend. I desire to save my strength for the work here that is essential to be done” ( Letter 9, 1913 ). W …

Aiding her in making this far-reaching decision was a dream that she described:

It is even more excusable to make a wrong decision sometimes than to be continually in a wavering position.

The decision in response to light is a personal one, and some took the wrong course. Wrote Ellen White: