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Testimonies on Sexual Behavior, Adultery, and Divorce
married a very good, efficient woman. She helped him make a home
and bring up his children, and was with him in Norfolk Island when
he died. At various times, individuals where Brother Belden lived
undertook to secure his exclusion from the church because he had
married without separation from his wife on the charge of adultery.
When appealed to in regard to this matter, Sister White said, ‘Let them
alone.’”—W. C. White letter, February 21, 1927.
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