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Morning Prayer

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Jun 2, 1904

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 81, No. 22.

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Morning Prayer

By Mrs. D. A. Fitch

MRS. D. A. FITCH
LORD, we thank thee for the night, For all its rest and care; And as we view the morning light, Hear thou our thankful prayer.
May the day's untried scenes be wisely met, Depending on thy strength alone. To our account let pardon now be set; The blood of Jesus only can atone.
May wounded spirits quick be healed By quiet tongue and silent prayer. May all the world be one rich field In whose great work we all may share.
O let the day to us be token That Jesus soon will come again! He who in love for us wast broken Will come to break sin's strongest chain.