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There's Never a Night

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 12, 1910

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 87, No. 19.

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There's Never a Night

By John Williams

THERE'S never a night but is followed by day, And the darkest to dawn must give place: There's never a sorrow that crosses our way But is sent with a message of grace.
It comes to the peasant, it comes to the king, It comes in our pleasures and pain; It comes from the Father of mercies, to bring To his fold his own stray ones again.
O soul! is thy burden too heavy to bear? Does the load seem too weighty for one? There's a Helper at hand all thy sorrows to share, 'Tis thy Father's own well-beloved Son.
Then cast every burden on Jesus thy Lord, And thy troubles will quickly depart; Make every sweet promise in his precious Word An entrance to his loving heart.
— Rev. John Williams.