He Careth for You

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · Dec 5, 1907

He Careth for You

Are you troubled, weak, and weary, Through the lonely hours of night, Watching for the break of morning, Longing for the dawn of light? O! remember One is near you, Who had lonely nights and days On the mountain top of sorrows, And he careth, yes, always.

Are you far from friends congenial, Toiling through life's busy throng? Have you lost the one sweet center Of your human heart and song? Has the minor key of sadness Locked your soul within its groove? O! remember that he careth With unutterable love.

Have the friends you trusted failed you In your hour of deepest need, And you sit within the gloaming, Thinking o'er each broken reed? O lean hard upon the Saviour, Who was left alone to die, When they all forsook and failed him At the cross of Calvary!

For he careth, O! he careth With a tenderness so sweet, With a love that passeth knowledge, With a sympathy complete. Then cast all your care upon him, For he careth night and day. You have never far to seek him; He's beside you; yes, alway.

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