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Nature’s Song

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · May 10, 1906

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 19.

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Nature’s Song

Wake creation's harmonies— Golden beams of noonday light, Living odors of the breeze, Silv'ry radiance of the light; Murmur of the restless seas, Ripple of the brooklet sweet, Thunder's awful majesty, Nature's harmonies complete, Singing, “God is good.”
Gentle dales profusely clad, Craggy rocks with snow-capped crest, Plains with fruitfulness made glad, Forests sumptuously drest; Flowers with endless brilliant hue, Feathered songsters of the air, Diamond luster of the dew, Tell the story everywhere— God is always good.
Richest azure of the sky, Snowy fleece of drifted cloud, Pearls which deep in ocean lie, Fury of the billows loud; Teeming life of forest glen, Jewels hid in earth's dark mine, Denizens of moor and fen, All your voices glad combine, Saying, “God is good.”
— Selected.