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It is interesting to note that several times Ellen White declared that she was not ready to accept some points made by Dr. Waggoner. Of this she wrote on November 1, while the conference was nearing its close:

… . She declared:

… Ellen declared to be “an excellent sounding bell” was put in operation ( Letter 141, 1897 ).

… she declared she would just stop looking. “The Lord knows what our work is and where we should be located; and we shall wait the Lord's time” ( Letter 132, 1900 ).

… . Kellogg declared of this organization that it was developed to “carry forward medical and philanthropic work independent of any sectarian or denominational …

… was declared that the delegates were “here as Christians, and not as Seventh-day Adventists.” Nor were they present “for the purpose of presenting anything …

Daniells could not accept this, because, as he declared: “I knew that the Bible says that there is a great Supreme Being who had created all things. So I never felt in harmony with this idea” ( Ibid., 2 ).

The chairman accepted the proposition and declared, “I will say to Dr. Kellogg, ‘We do not wish any more of this. You will please terminate your subject’” ( Ibid., 13, 14 ). He did, but under protest.

p.m. Her mind turned to the subjects that she should present at the meeting. Invision she was instructed to speak clearly about The Living Temple controversy. The next morning she did just that. She declared:

“‘All right,’ Mr. Hamilton said, ‘I have my answer. The Lord would not give us an elephant without providing water for it to drink’” (Johns and Utt, p. 146). He declared that he would go on digging.