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Review and Herald Publishing Assn. · Washington, D. C. · Jan 7, 1904

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 81, No. 1.

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Be Patient

Be patient When trials have clouded your day; Be patient When sorrows have saddened your way; Be patient, Though hopes have departed, though fortune has fled, Though storms have extinguished the stars overhead, Though life with its grief bids you long for the dead; Be patient, He understands all.
Be patient, Whatever the task he may set; Be patient, Remember he can not forget; Be patient, The day may be long, and the night may be drear, Your heart all bereft of its sunshine and cheer: Still, still in thy sorrow his love will appear; Be patient, he understands all.
Be patient, Thy God hath a star for thy night; Be patient, The end of all darkness is light; Be patient, Thy griefs, though their purpose be hid from thine eyes, Shall yet be revealed in the bliss of the skies When thou in his likeness at length shall arise. Be patient, he understands all.
— United Presbyterian.