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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 6, 1913

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 90, No. 10.

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Our Sufficiency

By Pearl Waggoner

PEARL WAGGONER
To sufferers prostrate with sickness, To all the afflicted who mourn, Who feel that their trial’s too heavy, Knowing not how its weight can be borne, To them a glad message is given,— “’Tis comforting, blessed, and free,— “My strength is made perfect in weakness; My grace is sufficient for thee.”
Ye fainting, who seem to be burdened With more than life’s usual cares, The sky all above you seems darkened, Your feet beset thickly with snares, Discouraged because on before you No light on your pathway you see, To you is the word of the Saviour, “My grace is sufficient for thee.”
Remember that whate’er the trial Or work that is given to you, There’s always sent with it the courage And strength that will carry you through. And even should others forsake you, Yet sure and unfailing is He; For still can be heard the glad whisper, “My grace is sufficient for thee.”
Hinsdale, Ill.