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Life’s Changes and Trials

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 1, 1908

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 85, No. 40.

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Life’s Changes and Trials

By MILO D. WARFLE

MILO D. WARFLE
SOMETIMES we do not understand The many changes from God’s hand; But we may all be confident That they for our best good are sent.
Then let us suffer and endure: Our God intends to make us pure. Trials will burn away the dross Ere we sustain eternal loss.
There still are lessons we should learn, And these should be our chief concern. Upon our learning life depends: Christ, to our aid, the Spirit sends.
Then look away from earthly woes, And see the grace our God bestows To cleanse our hearts, and help us rise To fill our place in Paradise.
To one and all our God is good: O, let us serve him as we should, And then we’ll nevermore complain When we but suffer for our gain.
Boulder, Colo.