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Psalm Ninety-One

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 19, 1912

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 89, No. 51.

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Psalm Ninety-One

By N. W. VINCENT

N. W. VINCENT
IN Christ our life, our refuge, we shall hide; Under thy shadow, Lord, may we abide; Thou wilt deliver from the fowler's snare; Under thy wings we know and feel thy care.
To thee our lives, our wills, we yield; Thy promises shall be our hope, our shield; The pestilence, the sword, we shall not fear, For thou, O blest Jehovah, still art near!
Though thousands fall, be true to thee we must. We shall not fear their fear; thou art our trust. Thy faithfulness, O Christ, has long been tried, Thy love is true, in thee we still abide.
Kamey, Kans.