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… carefully the thoughts she intended to convey by her statement. W. C. White throws considerable light on the matter in the following statement:

… 1911 statement, one she twice read and fully approved as “a true and correct statement,” he explained:

… , and I didn't. Some have given up the visions. The difference between them and myself is the same—they did, and I didn't. [See appendix for his full statement.]

… and recounted the history in which the shut-door teaching figured, and commented upon it. We present first her published statement appearing in The Spirit …

The lengthy statement mentioned the fruitage of positive and negative attitudes toward the visions. It referred to the affliction through which the Whites had passed, and then to the negative attitude of the church beginning with December, 1866:

… the work and strive to open the way,” and if the way opened he must stay by and publish ( Letter 4, 1851 ). In Saratoga Springs the way had opened to publish, and James …

… Adventists and their acceptance of the sanctuary truth and an understanding of the message of the third angel. It closes with a statement that is well supported …

… health and good spirits, and when the weather was favorable was still taking her daily carriage rides on the familiar roads and in the cherished lanes about …

Brother White followed, giving a brief statement of his recent severe affliction, and what the Lord had done and was doing for him in answer to prayer, and closed with an affectionate address to the congregation, especially the youth.— Ibid.

With the publication of the view given to Ellen White, and James White's clear-cut statement, Joseph Bates and others who had taken up the time message dropped …