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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 5, 1911

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 88, No. 40.

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My Shepherd

By Oliver P. Wilson

OLIVER P. WILSON
O Saviour, I would follow thee, And e'er abide 'Mid verdant fields thou givest me, Where waters glide,— Those living streams so free to me this day. O Saviour, Shepherd, ever keep my way!
Thou art my Shepherd, kind and true; I am thy sheep, And would with cheer thy way pursue, Though paths be steep; But need thy life to glorify my clay. O Saviour, Shepherd, ever keep my way.
When I am prone to wander far, Thou seekest late, Dost watch my path, and keep ajar Thy welcome gate; Hear now my pleading, do not thou delay; O Saviour, Shepherd, ever keep my way.
My life is full of joy and peace Now thou art near; Thy rod and staff bring sweet release From every fear; My cup o'erflows, nor shall it pass away; For, Saviour, Shepherd, thou dost keep my way.
Pryor, Okla.