"The power of God filled the room. The man looked terrified, and stumbled backward through the hall into another room. He staggered across this room and fell against the wall, then recovered his balance and found the door out of the house. The presence of the Lord, which was so painful to the fanatical sinners, impressed with awful solemnity the company assembled. But after the children of darkness had gone, a sweet peace from the Lord rested upon our company. After this meeting the false and wily professors of perfect holiness were never able to reestablish their power over our brethren. LS 135.1"
"And Ananias hearing these words fell down, and gave up the ghost: and great fear came on all them that heard these things."
The EGW passage describes a powerful divine presence causing fear and driving away disruptive individuals, similar to the fear and consequences experienced by Ananias in Acts 5:5.