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For a period of months Ellen White held messages for him and thought to send them, but was restrained.

Joseph could not bear the thought that his brethren should think that he harbored a spirit of revenge toward them whom he cordially loved.

In one brief paragraph Ellen White introduced what is thought of today as the principal topic of the March 14 vision:

In our seasons of prayer Mother unites with her usual fervor and clearness of thought, expressing complete confidence and entire resignation.

The power of a higher, purer, nobler life is our great need. The world has too much of our thought, and the kingdom of heaven too little.

The thought expressed is the same in both these passages. In one, however, John's “brethren” are said to have “the testimony of Jesus;” in the other these “brethren” are called “the prophets.”

I then held up my hands, calloused as they were with long use of the shears, and stated that I could but shrink at the thought of pursuing this kind of labor.

Together they folded the papers and prepared them for mailing. James “directed the paper to all he thought would read it,” then carried the copies in a carpetbag to the post office.

It was thought that such a press could be secured for less than $2,500. James White made the purchase in Boston on their next trip to the East.

He wanted to enter the war as a drummer, but love for his mother and respect for her wishes led him to give up the cherished thought of being in the Army (Ibid.).