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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Apr 27, 1905

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 82, No. 17.

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Waiting, Trusting

By J. F. Baker

I AM waiting, blessed Master, For thy discipline to-day; I am safe if thou but lead me, Gently lead me all the way; I will fear no storm of trial, Strong through faith my heart within; Walk beside me in the darkness, Only keep me free from sin.
Let some weary, erring brother See the Christ-light shine in me. I will bow to all thou sendest, Just that men may follow thee. Let me meet thee in the Garden Or on Calvary’s rugged way, If some poor, lost, wandering sinner Only turn to thee to-day.
For my portion I will take thee; For my need trust thy supply, Let thy image grow within me; Be my life, that self may die. I am waiting for thy blessing; For without thee I must fall. Fill me with the Spirit’s fulness; Thou, O Christ, art all in all.
— J. F. Baker, in the Watchman.