Let Not Your Heart Be Troubled

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · May 20, 1902

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 79, No. 20.

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Let Not Your Heart Be Troubled

O HEART so full of cares and fears, So heavy with the weight of years, So fretted, too, with unshed tears;
So void of hope, so much distressed, So restless, yet so craving rest, So seeking peace, yet so oppressed,
Lay down thy burden; cease thy strife; Remember Him whose blameless life With many a bitter woe was rife.
Each untold pang which rends thy breast; Each anxious throb, though unexpressed; Each yearning cry for promised rest;
Each care, too small for mortal sight; Each unrecorded daily slight; Each burden, whether grave or light,—
All, all are known to him whose might Can turn the darkness into light, Whose love can cheer earth’s dreariest night.
— Selected.