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THOU REMAINEST

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Michigan · Oct 2, 1900

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 77, No. 40.

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“THOU REMAINEST.”

By M. H.

Hand in hand, with Thee united, Love unchanging thou dost tell; With thyself, I am delighted; “Thou remainest;” all is well.
Thou didst come, a Man of sorrows, Just to rescue man who fell: Thy dear love has no to-morrows; Present, changeless; all is well.
Loss of earth shall not confound me (Let thy praise my bosom swell), God within, above, around me: “Thou remainest;” all is well.
When the outlook seems most dreary, In thy strength of love I dwell; Thou hast comfort for the weary: “Thou remainest;” all is well.
Kept alone by Jesus’ merit, All the powers of earth and hell Can not hurt a trusting spirit: “Thou remainest;” all is well.
“Thou remainest,” what a treasure! Sounding clear as clarion bell In my heart with rhythmic measure, “Thou remainest;” all is well.
Tell it out, the wondrous story; Sound it over hill and dell; Say he reigns, the King of glory! In his presence, all is well. — M. H., in King’s Messenger.