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My Saviour’s Love

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 24, 1914

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 91, No. 40.

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My Saviour’s Love

By Pearl Waggoner

PEARL WAGGONER
Though the lofty hills dissolved should be, And the mountains planted within the sea, Though the stars above from their course should fade, With my Saviour’s love, I am not afraid.
Though the leaf should perish, or vine should fail, Though the hosts of ill may seem to prevail, Though the earth and heavens should pass away, Yet the Saviour’s love is my hope and stay.
When portentous signs are thickening ’round, Whether rumors dread or the battle’s sound, When hearts grow faint for the things that be, Still my Saviour’s love will my refuge be.
Whatsoever changes, or test, or trial Should come to us in “earth’s little while,” Though the eye should dim, or the heart ache sore, Still the Saviour’s love changeth nevermore.
O my Saviour’s love! It is sweet to me, And through endless ages my song shall be. In the time of trouble, in time of fear, Still my Saviour’s love bringeth hope and cheer.