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A Call to Prayer

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 4, 1915

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 92, No. 11.

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A Call to Prayer

By ELIZA H. MORTON

ELIZA H. MORTON
HEAR ye, O soul, when morning dawns, The call to prayer? A still, small voice within thy heart Is whispering there. Hear ye; temptations fierce and strong May come today; Wouldst thou resist in Jesus’ name, Kneel down and pray.
At noon and afternoon again The call is heard, As soft, as sweet, as tremulous As song of bird. Bow down and pray and wrestle there; Thy God will hear. The prayer of faith dispels the clouds And brings light near.
How oft when busy at thy work Impelling power, Thy being thrills, and bids thee pray, Just then, that hour. Obedience makes the heart grow strong With courage new, And gives thee strength to tell the world Things that are true.
North Deering, Maine.