True, God knew their hearts, and they knew themselves to be guilty of the charge; for afterward the young man said to Mr. Gardner, a resident of the same place, who closely questioned him concerning the matter, “Mr. Gardner, what Mrs. White said about us was too true;” and the woman, after telling Mrs. Wilson at Greenville, in 1862, that she “would not dare to say a word against Sister White lest she should be found fighting against God,” admitted that what was shown about her and the young man was true. GSAM 325.1