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We shall have a school of our own. But we are not to be dependent upon the world. We must place our dependence upon a Power that is higher than all human power. If we honor God, He will honor us.— Ibid.

Neither her decreasing strength, nor what could be discouragements in the progress of the Lord's work, nor the perversities of human hearts dampened Ellen White's spirits, and she could write with a sincere heart near the close of the year 1911:

Subsequent light upon the prophecies revealed the event that did take place—the entering of the High Priest into the Most Holy Place of the sanctuary in heaven to finish the atonement for the sins of humanity.

George I. Butler came in quickly with a second article, titled “Mental Culture and the Pulpit.” In it he emphasized the importance of a proper education for those who engage in the highest and noblest work God has committed to human beings.

… any human source.

… touched humanity at every vital point of need, and lifted it to a higher level.

… of human duty and eternal interests. The great object in the establishment of our College was to give correct views, showing the harmony of science and Bible …

… upon human judgment. We must seek for the wisdom that God gives....

… of human ingenuity to frame fireproof and earthquake-proof structures.” Testimonies for the Church 9:94, 95 .

… the human heart when He said that a tree is known by its fruits. In the light of this, the life of our sister, and its blessed influence upon all whose lives it has …