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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 12, 1907

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 84, No. 50.

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O Lord, My God

By Eliza H. Morton

ELIZA H. MORTON
O God of the weak and the erring, O God of the night and day, Remember me now in the darkness, Remember me, Lord, I pray. I'm down in the depths of the valley, Far down where the shadows fall; Before me I see but a blackness That seems like a mighty wall.
O God of the sparrows and lilies, O God of the wind and rain, Look down from thy throne in the heavens, Dispel all this aching pain, Make clear all the pathway straight onward, And thine shall the glory be, For vain is the help of mortals When tossed by the earth and sea.
O God of the rock and the mountain, O God of the promise sure, I thank thee for help when in trouble, For strength to bravely endure; I thank thee for sun on the snow-drifts, For doors that are opening wide; O God of the poor and the needy, With me, O with me, abide!
North Deering, Maine.