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The Macedonian Cry

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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Sep 26, 1895

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 21, No. 38.

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The Macedonian Cry.

The heathen are perishing; onward they go, Fast as the clock ticks, downward to woe; You who have money, O will you not give, That the souls of the perishing heathen may live?
The Lord can convert them without you, ’tis true— Or your perishing wealth—for all things he can do; But yet this great honor is part of his plan, That he will accept the poor service of man.
O, wonderful honor and ecstatic bliss For those who’re engaged in a service like this! The wealth of the world is like bubbles that break Unless it be used for the dear Master’s sake.
—Gospel in All Lands.