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The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · July 23, 1867

FromReview and Herald, Vol. XXX, No. 6

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THE GOOD SHEPHERD. PS. XXIII.

By Etta Booth

He is our Shepherd; we, his sheep, Will follow and rejoice; And though the path be dark and steep, We'll listen for his voice. In pastures green he'll make us lie, And want we shall not know; Still waters he will lead us by, While in his paths we go.
He is our Shepherd, we his sheep; And though dark shadows fall, No evil still can o'er us creep, He hears our earnest call: Then closer to his side we'll cling, And journey with him near, Until his rod and staff shall bring Us where there is no fear.
He is our Shepherd; we, his sheep That round the table come; And all his promises he'll keep, In that our royal home. For us the tables laden o'er, Our foes shall trembling see, But they shall never dwell before The golden-fruited tree.
He is our Shepherd; we, the sheep Of his, the heavenly fold; And he who did o'er Judah weep Will fill our cups with gold. The oil of gladness he will pour In mercy full and free, And in his house forevermore We'll dwell and blessed be.
ETTA BOOTH.
Jeddo, N. Y.