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HELEN A. STEINHAUER

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 17, 1907

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 84, No. 3.

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HELEN A. STEINHAUER

By Helen A. Steinhauer

HELEN A. STEINHAUER

Is your trouble real? Drop it At the feet of Him who died; If but fancied, quickly stop it,— Starve it! choke it! have you tried?
Fancied ills are sure to gather Force and volume as they roll; Add nor word nor thought, but rather Banish swift from heart and soul.
Peace and blessing follow patience With forgiveness of each wrong; Let them shed their blessed radiance, And your sighs will turn to song.
Honor cometh to him only Who from strife doth keep aloof; ’Tis the fools who’re ever quarreling— And who can not tell the truth!
Battle Creek, Mich.