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Freedom’s Song

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 20, 1906

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 38.

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Freedom’s Song

By N. W. Vincent

N. W. VINCENT
Dear Saviour, ’tis of thee, Who died to make us free, Of thee we sing. We seek thy love-lit face, We praise thy boundless grace; From all thy wondrous ways Our comforts spring.
Our Father and our God, We own thy chast’ning rod, Thy love and power. We bow before thy name, We sing thy glorious fame; Help us thy truth proclaim Each day, each hour.
God of the storm and calm, Now be our shield from harm; Thee we adore. We hail thy blessed sway. Help us thy Word obey; Be with us night and day Forevermore.
God of the land and sea, Preserve thy children free; All sin destroy; Rule thou in every land, Make known thy mighty hand. We act at thy command, In thy employ.
Caney, Kan.