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And He Healed Them All

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 19, 1911

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 88, No. 42.

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“And He Healed Them All”

By Mrs. E. M. Peebles

MRS. E. M. PEEBLES
KIND Saviour, thou didst know the ills of men; Thy heart of pity felt for one and all; I would that thou mightest walk on earth again, And heal and free us now from sin’s sad pall.
The fever-stricken, palsied, deaf, and blind Were by thy healing touch restored, made whole; A raging maniac, one whom demons did bind, Thou didst bid reason once again control.
The weeping mother’s sorrow turned to joy When dead ones heard thy voice and lived again; The nobleman received again his boy; And Lazarus’ sisters led their brother home; Death’s Ruler spoke the mighty word, and, lo! The king of terrors loosed his victims cold; The lashing sea waves, too, were calmed, and now The storm king finds his Master, strong and bold.
The famished multitudes were fed by thee When in the wilds no food supply was found; And e’en the children stood by mother’s knee, As thou thy blessing gave to all around. O Jesus, speak again thy word, and heal Earth’s smart, and sin-sick souls to- day as when In old Judea’s hills sad souls did feel Thy loving touch to heal the sons of men.