Your ShelfYour Projects

Our Peace

20%

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 28, 1915

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 92, No. 53.

Read the full edition

Our Peace

By O. P. WILSON

O. P. WILSON
WE speak of the peace of Eden When man was dwelling there, When every thought and action And every day was fair; But oft forget the lesson While in this world of sin— There's many a peaceful Eden Our hearts may keep within.
There's peace for every creature, And glory for his clay, If he will let the Saviour Each moment lead the way; For perfect peace he giveth To those who look above And ever trust the promise, Made steadfast by his love.
So then may we together Look for that peaceful way, Not in the distant future, Nor in a bygone day, But now in him who conquered, And says in accents free, “Thy peace shall be as rivers, Thy righteousness, a sea.”