"My brother, in regard to this last point, you have tried to hurt the influence of those who did not come into line in harmony with your ideas, who would not submit to your judgement. But in some respects, the judgements of those you so harshly condemned, was superior to your own. Your harshness has separated from the work men who would have been an honour to the truth, men who were fitted to do excellent service in medical missionary work. But they refused to be bound to your terms. Had you been true to yourself and to those you might have kept as fast friends, you would have laid aside your garments of authority which you wore as if chargfed with special dictatorship. How many souls you have bruised and wounded and driven from you forever, because you have felt it your priviledge to humble them before others." Mrs. E. G. White, Battle Creek Letters (1928) page 63 par. 1-2.
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