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The annual conference constituency meeting would be held in connection with the camp meeting, which made it a particularly crucial session. Writing of the experience a month later, W. C. White declared:

Concerning the magnitude of the threat to the very existence of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, as shown to her in vision, she wrote a few months later:

Other books that were being compiled from file material in much the same way but which were completed later were: Gospel Workers, Education, The Ministry of Healing, and Life Sketches of Ellen G. White .

The president of the General Conference, A. G. Daniells, presented Ellen White's second message to the delegates 10 days later at the business session on Tuesday morning, May 27. It opened:

… , and later in the 1893 edition of “Gospel Workers.” Concerning the Conference, Mrs. White reported:

Later on Ellen realized that the cruel blow that made her life miserable proved to be a blessing in disguise. “I might never have known Jesus, had not the sorrow …

… . In later years some wrote of the experience. Hiram Edson gave a vivid account of how they looked for the coming of the Lord “until the clock tolled twelve at …

… and later in life declared that he had seen her in vision 50 times. He wrote:

… . Loughborough later reported:

… weeks later the Review carried Andrews’ Washington, D.C., report. He had successfully followed through, and now Adventists would be fully recognized as noncombatants …