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OUR SAVIOUR KNOWS

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 12, 1915

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 92, No. 40.

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OUR SAVIOUR KNOWS

By O. P. Wilson

O. P. Wilson
How sweet to know, When we are tried, and life seems blank and vain That we have One who knew all earthly pain, Who humbly trod this rocky way below, Endured the cross, was numbered with the slain, And bravely stood the blight of human woe: He knows.
Our Saviour knows What every human heart must daily bear, What battles won in all our sorrows here; His heart is touched with feelings for us all; Beholds our frame, and what we mortals share Each day, each hour, when on His name we call: He knows.
How sweet to know, When we withstand the fiery darts of hell, That He is near, and doeth all things well; Presents each name before the judgment seat, And longs for those who would forever dwell In that bright land where every day is sweet: He knows.