5
speak:
by
the
Spirit
of
prophecy
in
the
guidance
and
preservation
of
the
Advent
movement,
any
&
Lime,
when
the
way
was
hurd
to
discern,
that
gift
of
the
Spirit
of
propheay
pointed
the
way.
it
was
30
from
earliest
years,
when
the
agent
ochoren-=krs.,
4.
G.
fite--was
but
a
youn;
woman.
No%
from
maturity
of
human
wisdom
and
experience
did
the
Helpful
guidance
came,
but
from
the
counsels
of
the
divine
Spirit.
Speaking
of
the
early
years,
in
the
youth
of
the
human
agent,
one
of
the
pioneers
wrote
of
the
messages
of
this
pift
in
times
of
perplexity:
"They
reveal
the
devices
of
Satan.
They
warn
us
againat
his
snares.
They
have
nipped
in
the
bud
scheme
after
scheme
of
fanaticism
whiol
the
enemy
has
tried
to
fois?
into
our
midst.
They
have
expesed
hidden
iniquity,
brought
to
light
concealed
wrongs,
and
laid
bare
the
oil
motives
of
the
falsshearted.
They
have
warded
off
dangers
from
the
cause
of
truth
upon
every
hands"
=U,
Smith
in
Review
and
Herald,
June
12,
18566.
As
such
guldance
came
in
the
youthful
days
of
the
agent
of
this
gift,
so
the
same
sure
touch,
the
smme
unwavering
sertainty
in
counsel
attended
the
gift
to
the
last
years,
when
it
might
have
been
thought
old
age
would
weaken
the
services.
As
a
matter
of
faot,
it
was
in
fair
old
age
that
we
saw
this
gift
doing
some
of
the
strongest
and
most
effective
work
in
meeting
subtle
and
intricate
situmtions
that
threatened
peril
to
the
cause.
AT
the
turn
of
this
twentieth
century
the
Advent
movement
was
pagsing
into
some
years
of
special
difficulty.
It
sesmed
as
though
error,
in
the
moat
unexpected
way,
wus
threatening
to
come
in
like
a
flood,
Just
there
we
saw
the
Spirit
of
prophecy
working,
instant
on
the
right
hand
and
on
the
left,
with
special
power
to
meet
spadil
needs.
The
pronise
was
surely
ful-
filled
for
us: