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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 23, 1911

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 88, No. 12.

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Give the Message

By Minnie L. Scott

MINNIE L. SCOTT
O, THE longing, anxious faces That one passes in the street, With such strained and haggard features, And such weary, aimless feet!
O, the endless, sad procession That one passes day by day! Hastening hither, thither, ever, With no time to pause and pray.
How my heart goes out in pity To this fevered, anxious throng, And I long to give them succor, Long to help them every one;
For the world is sick with sorrow, And they seek they know not what; And I long to give the message To the ones who know it not!
Brothers, sisters, be not weary In your efforts against sin; Tell the blessed, dear old story To the ones that you would win;
So that, when the Master cometh, Takes his faithful children home, They with you may shout, “Hosanna,” Round our blest Redeemer’s throne.