Rather reluctantly Brother Butler consented to attend the meeting at the home of Brother Lovejoy at Johnson. The two men who were the leaders in the fanaticism, and who had greatly deceived and oppressed God’s children, came into the meeting, accompanied by the two women dressed in white linen, with their long black hair hanging loose about their shoulders. The white linen dresses were to represent the righteousness of the saints. {LS 134.1}

Meget modvilligt indvilgede bror Butler i at deltage i et møde hjemme hos bror Lovejoy i Johnson. De to mænd som var ledere i fanatisme, og som havde bedraget og fortrykt Guds børn, kom til mødet, ledsaget af to kvinder iklædt hvid linned, med deres lange sorte hår hængende løst ned om deres skuldre. De hvide linnedklæder skulle repræsentere de helliges retfærdighed.