WEARY by M. E. Kellogg

The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Apr 20, 1876

FromThe Review and Herald, Review and Herald, Vol. 47, No. 16.

WEARY

By M. E. Kellogg

When shall I ever be at rest, From sin and care set free? When shall I join the good and blest, Where none can trouble or molest, And my Redeemer see?

When shall I on Mount Zion stand, A crown of life to wear, And join that holy, happy band, Whose tears are dried by God's own hand, And dwell forever there?

When He who is my life appears, Descending from on high, Then, freed from all my doubts and fears, I'll reign with him a thousand years In mansions in the sky.

O weary heart, with care oppressed, That morning soon will dawn; He knows thy longing heart's behest And he will give thee perfect rest, When all thy work is done.

Then, with the glorified above, My thankful heart I'll raise To Him who by his death did prove He loved us with undying love In songs of grateful praise.

M. E. KELLOGG.

Berkshire Center, Vermont.