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Our Father's Care

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 18, 1906

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 42.

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Our Father's Care

By Mrs. L. R. Reynolds

MRS. L. R. REYNOLDS
I would learn a precious lesson Of my Father's tender care From the happy birds about us, Pouring forth their morning prayer.
Giving thanks and joyful praises For supplies of daily food, Never doubting — and he hears them, And he feeds them — God is good.
If he careth for the birdlings, Then he careth for us too, And we should be trusting, like them, Trusting, praising, as they do.
Leave thy worries for the morrow, Leave with God thy load of care; For the trials of the present Are enough for thee to bear.
We may labor what is needful As it seemeth for the best, But he bids us bring our burdens Unto him and sweetly rest.
*Wichita, Kan.