I heard a quotation from Ellen White around the prodigal son parable.

It had to do about ?? saved from sin and a higher position or experience in heaven than the angels and those ?? Maybe someone knows where as none of my software of Ellen white seems to have it.

amazing isen't it that some have the introduction
in Luke 15 sinners and prostitutes when the last word is not in the original greek text and in verse 30 the word there is not harlots or prostitutes either in the original but katamints or male sexual perverts. It was all to males and for males that Jesus spoke. The elder son was the pharisee and the same down to this day.

that is one excuse to curse even good women from
some of the loose versions of the late 20th century. Ladies there is no harlot or prostitutes in the Luke 15.

Would this be the quotation you are looking for?

As the sinner, drawn by the love of Christ, approaches the cross, and prostrates himself before it, there is a new creation. A new heart is given him. He becomes a new creature in Christ Jesus. Holiness finds that it has nothing more to require. God Himself is "the justifier of him which believeth in Jesus." And "whom He justified, them He also glorified." Great as is the shame and degradation through sin, even greater will be the honor and exaltation through redeeming love. To human beings striving for conformity to the divine image, there is imparted an outlay of heavenly treasures, an excellency of power, that will place them higher than even the angels who have never sinned. {ST, June 4, 1902 par. 5}