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The Life of Faith

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Dec 14, 1905

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 82, No. 50.

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The Life of Faith

“I WILL commit my way, O Lord, to thee, Nor doubt thy love, though dark the way may be, Nor murmur, for the sorrow is from God, And there is comfort also in the rod.
“I will not seek to know the future years, Nor cloud to-day with dark to-morrow’s fears; I will but ask a light from heaven to show How, step by step, my pilgrimage should go.
“And if the distant perils seem to make The path impossible that I must take, Yet as the river winds through mountains lone, The way will open up—as I go on.
“Be still, my heart, for faithful is thy Lord, And pure and true and tried his Holy Word: Through stormy flood that rageth as the sea His promises thy stepping-stones shall be.”