A Call for Volunteers by CLIFFORD G. HOWELL

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 15, 1909

A Call for Volunteers

By CLIFFORD G. HOWELL

CLIFFORD G. HOWELL.

WHEN the Master calls for soldiers, He will lead against the foe. Do not fear his steps to follow; He will give thee grace to go.

Fear thou not to trust his guidance, He has drunk thy cup of woe; He will lift thy heavy burden; He's the best friend we can know.

If thou gird the armor on thee, He will give thee grace to stand; He will hide thee in the hollow Of his mighty, nail-pierced hand.

It is not with men, thy warfare,— Fight thou not with “flesh and blood;” But uplift “the poor in spirit,” Lead them to “the Lamb of God.”

And when all thy warfare's over, When have ceased the din and strife, Thou wilt know a bright forever, And receive a crown of life.

Daylight, Tenn.