Of course, Groucho, the church has never once voted not to ordain women.  The votes were always only about timing, never about whether women were qualified to be ordained.  "Not now" is not the same as "not biblical" and therefore "not ever."  

The church has remnants of his history guiding it.  Jesus did not come on October 22, 1844.  The door to heaven did not shut October 22, 1844.  The church established Union Conferences to confirm structurally that the men serving as General Conference officers  did not have personal authority over the work of the church in congregations and in conferences.

Women's ordination is like God's grace when it flooded the Seventh-day Adventist church 1888.  Grace arriving in 1888 was essential to reorganizing the church in 1901.  

Elite top-down authority is anathema to the gospel, whether in Catholicism or Seventh-day Adventism, or the church in Acts 15.  Leadership in Acts 15 was uniquely on the right side of history by yielding to the Holy Spirit.