Pardon, Peace, and Power

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 21, 1911

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 88, No. 51.

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Pardon, Peace, and Power

JOHN FRANCIS OLMSTEAD
Do you e’er feel the threatening clouds That harrow hearts of men, Which cast a shade of doubt and gloom Before us now and then? Then turn, O turn to God above In every trying hour! And he will give us freely here His pardon, peace, and power.
When battles rage in conflicts sore Which try the hearts of all, Some then will flee, and some will fight, And some will wounded fall. But if nobility of soul E’er prompts in sun or shower, We need not fear, for God will give His pardon, peace, and power.
When we the doubts and battles face Which chase and threaten here The mighty throngs of helpless men, Who flee when danger’s near, Just lift the heart, and look to him Who keeps us every hour, And we shall ever, ever feel His pardon, peace, and power.
Columbus, Ohio.