p. 18 | Gospel Workers' Department by L. D. SANTEE

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 11, 1912

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 89, No. 2.

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Gospel Workers' Department

By L. D. SANTEE

Their divine calling, qualification, and preparation. Methods of labor, plans, etc.

Conducted by A. G. DANIELLS

Consecration

L. D. SANTEE

“Whom have I in heaven but thee? and there is none upon earth that I desire beside thee.” Ps. 73: 25.

EACH day is so full of my Saviour, I smile as the hours pass along, I feel the sweet joy of his presence, And thrill with the rapture of song. Forever, from morn till the nightfall, Communion with Jesus I've known; I leave all earth's troubles behind me, As I kneel in my chamber alone.

EACH day is so full of my Saviour, My Comforter, Guide, and my Friend; He's with me in pain's dreary valley, And will all my footsteps attend. A peace settles down o'er my spirit, As angels of mercy draw near; He leads me beside “the still waters,” And makes life's great meanings appear.

EACH day is so full of my Saviour, That I can not know grief or regret. His coming shines out in its beauty, And his promise I can not forget. My joy, and supreme consolation, Is the hope I shall see him one day; It dwells in the depths of my spirit, 'Tis a dream that shall not pass away.

EACH day is so full of my Saviour; And he comes and communes with me there, As I worship on love's sacred altar, With the incense of faith and of prayer. I lift up my hands to the Highest, And I worship the King on his throne; O, heaven to me seems the highest, As I kneel in my chamber alone.

Moline, Ill.