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28741 The Saviour of the World, p. 83.5 (William Warren Prescott)
… 32:39, 40. This is the gospel of the grace of God. This is the covenant of grace. Here is the distinguishing feature of Christianity as interpreted to us by Inspiration …
28742 Home Here, and Home in Heaven; With Other Poems, p. 39.1 (Annie Rebekah Smith)
Never of Providence dare to complain; Sunshine and storm both must ripen the grain; Tried is the gold that the purest may shine; Crushed in the vintage that …
28743 Home Here, and Home in Heaven; With Other Poems, p. 39 (Annie Rebekah Smith)
I’LL TRUST IN THEE
28744 Home Here, and Home in Heaven; With Other Poems, p. 39.2 (Annie Rebekah Smith)
O Father, let a heavenly calm Pervade this anxious breast; I’d lean upon thy gracious arm, And in thy bosom rest. Be thou my sure support and guide O’er life’s tempestuous sea; And then, whatever may betide, I’ll ever trust in thee.
28745 Home Here, and Home in Heaven; With Other Poems, p. 39.3 (Annie Rebekah Smith)
Why should I murmur and repine. At hardship, grief, and loss? Since this will but the gold refine, And purge away the dross. If by temptations sorely tried, Quick to thine aid I’ll flee, And then, whatever may betide. I’ll ever trust in thee.
28746 Home Here, and Home in Heaven; With Other Poems, p. 110 (Annie Rebekah Smith)
… Thee, 39 Joy Cometh, 41 Rise; He calleth thee, 46 Resignation, 51 Sabbath Morning Hymn, 44
28747 Poems: With a Sketch of the Life and Experience of Annie R. Smith, p. 39.1 (Rebekah Smith)
While love for sin in any form remains, Though not committed, we are still in chains; Sins must be broken off by righteousness, And then will God deliver, own and bless.
28748 Poems: With a Sketch of the Life and Experience of Annie R. Smith, p. 39.2 (Rebekah Smith)
No condemnation then-all peace within, Untrammeled freedom from the love of sin; Oh! blessed freedom! Nought can then control The heavenward flight and rapture of the soul.
28749 Poems: With a Sketch of the Life and Experience of Annie R. Smith, p. 39 (Rebekah Smith)
Will You be a Pilgrim?
28750 Poems: With a Sketch of the Life and Experience of Annie R. Smith, p. 39.3 (Rebekah Smith)
Will you come in with the pilgrims, though a remnant they may be, And know the blessed privilege of gospel liberty? Will you take the name of Christ, and be redeemed by sovereign grace, And find in him from every storm a sure, safe hiding place?
28751 Poems: With a Sketch of the Life and Experience of Annie R. Smith, p. 39.4 (Rebekah Smith)
Will you part with earth’s delusive joys, with all its vain delights, And “bear the consecrated cross,” to have the Christian’s rights? They have a right to call …
28752 Poems: With a Sketch of the Life and Experience of Annie R. Smith, p. 39.5 (Rebekah Smith)
They said, ‘Tis nothing, Lord, with thee, with many or with few, TO put a mighty host to flight, and all our foes subdue. Will you go against the multitude, in his own strength and name? He fought their battles and he’s still unchangeably the same.
28753 Poems: With a Sketch of the Life and Experience of Annie R. Smith, p. 150 (Rebekah Smith)
… Pilgrim, 39 Worldly Sorrow, 71 Sketch of the Life, Last Sickness and Death of Annie R. Smith, 97
28754 The 2300 Days and the Sanctuary, p. 7.2 (Uriah Smith)
… . D. 39-40. These were to extend to the Messiah the Prince. But we find upon examination that the Messiah was revealed thirteen years before; that he had accomplished …
28755 An Appeal to the Youth
The Evergreen Shore
28756 An Appeal to the Youth, p. 39.1 (Uriah Smith)
We are joyously voyaging over the main, Bound for the evergreen shore, Whose inhabitants never of sickness complain, And never see death any more.
28757 An Appeal to the Youth, p. 39.2 (Uriah Smith)
Chorus .—Then let the hurricane roar, It will the sooner be o’er; We will weather the blast, And will land at last, Safe on the evergreen shore.
28758 An Appeal to the Youth, p. 39.3 (Uriah Smith)
We have nothing to fear from the wind and the wave, Under our Saviour’s command; And our hearts in the midst of the dangers are brave; For Jesus will bring us to land.
28759 An Appeal to the Youth, p. 39.4 (Uriah Smith)
Chorus .—Then let, etc.
28760 An Appeal to the Youth, p. 39.5 (Uriah Smith)
Both the winds and the waves our Commander controls; Nothing can baffle his skill: And his voice when the thundering hurricane rolls, Can make the loud tempest be still.