Star of Warning and Tiding and Calling

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Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Feb 25, 1913

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 40, No. 8.

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Star of Warning and Tiding and Calling

By Lulu M. Andersen
O, weary earth-sojourner, What of the times? O, busy worldly-learner, What of the times? O, active pleasure-yearner, What of the times? Turn to the dial, mortals, Look where we are! The Wonderful One is coming: The time is not far. Slumber not on; you'll perish At the flash of His star.
Ho! careless life-seafarer, Rapids are near! Halt! struggling business-terror, Learn what to fear. Flee false religions' error — The Day-star is here. Turn to the dial, mortals, Look where we are! The Counselor is coming; The time is not far. Slumber not on; you'll perish At the flash of His star.
Learn how to meet the Saviour; Sin now must end. Haste! Not a moment waver — Grace He doth lend: Keep His commandments ever — Never offend. Turn to the dial, mortals, Look where we are! The Mighty God is coming; The time is not far. Slumber not on; you'll perish At the flash of His star.
Pray, O, be prayerful, mortals — Dream not along; Pause and be careful, mortals — See what is wrong. O, be o'ercomers now And stand with the strong. Turn to the dial, mortals, Look where we are! The Everlasting Father cometh; The time is not far. Slumber not on; you'll perish At the flash of His star.
Weep, O, repent of sinning; God's plan is best — Plan of the first Beginning, Hallowed and blest. Feel now His love so winning; Enter His rest. Turn to the dial, mortals, Look where we are! The Prince of Peace is coming; The time is not far. Slumber not on; you'll perish At the flash of His star.