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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 20, 1916

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 92, No. 4.

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Trust the Saviour

By A. L. HOLLENBECK

A. L. HOLLENBECK
When your life is full of trouble, And it seems you cannot pray, When the tempter fierce assails you, Tries to turn you from the way, Then the Saviour longs to help you Safe through your Gethsemane. You may trust him, you should trust him, Say you’ll heed his earnest plea.
When you’re weary, worn, and footsore, With no place to lay your head, When the way seems closed before you, Then recall what Jesus said As he gave the great commission, “I’ll be with you all the way.” You may trust him, you should trust him, Say you’ll trust him every day.
And if enemies should lead you Up the hill to Calvary, If they with despite should use you, He who died for you and me Says he’ll bring you, if you’re faithful, To the mansions bright and fair. You may meet him, you should meet him, Say you’ll meet him over there.