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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 23, 1906

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 34.

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Divine Protection

By Andrew McClintock

Under His wing—when the trial and sorrow, Of life's weary load, that belongs to the morrow, Is laid at the feet of “an infinite Love,” We rest, and gain strength from the Power above.
Under his wing—when the heart grows in gladness, And joy in the soul takes the place of our sadness, We rise to a higher and holier frame, And dwell with delight on our Saviour's loved name.
Under his wing—how the world grows in brightness! Beauty and grace are the marks of its lightness, Peace and the love of a Father befriended, All the way through, till life's journey is ended.
Under his wing—in the mansions of glory, We'll sing the new song, as we tell the old story Of grace and of love, by the God-man, who gave His life as a ransom, the sinful to save.
— Andrew McClintock, in New York Observer.