MRS. M. SOLLARS

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Feb 27, 1908

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 85, No. 9.

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MRS. M. SOLLARS

By the Red Sea

MRS. M. SOLLARS

Now my feet have reached the borders Of the sea, the great Red Sea; There's no boat to bear me o'er, And no passage way I see, Yet I'm trusting, firmly trusting, In his promises to me,— He who stilled the raging waters Of the stormy Galilee,— For his ways are never my ways, And his footsteps are unknown. With a host encamping round me, I can never be alone: “I'll be with thee, freely with thee; I will make thy pathway bright,— After clouds and after shadows,— Peaceful, calm as morning light.”
Ballard, Wash.