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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 30, 1915

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 92, No. 48.

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“Judge Not”

By Gertrude Flather

“Judge not;” thou knowest not all things. Stay Thy hasty, bitter word; Err rather, by indulgence; leave All judgment to thy Lord.
“Judge not,” the lowly Saviour said. Wouldst thou his word obey? Then have no eyes for others’ faults; Look well to thine own way.
“Judge not;” thou knowest not all things, nor Canst ever read the heart, Nor fathom secret anguish deep With which some soul may smart.
“Judge not;” thou knowest not what the load Thy brother’s life may bear; Wouldst try to help him lift it right? Remember him in prayer.
“Judge not;” thou knowest not all; sometimes The brightest smile conceals A heart the while with anguish torn, Sore pressed beneath life's ills. — Gertrude Flather.