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A HYMN

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Oct 28, 1875

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 46, No. 17.

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A HYMN.

And who shall stand 'twixt God and me, When times for praising him occur? Before my God I e'er would be My own o'erjoyed interpreter.
With David let the nations cry, Let all the people praise the Lord! The feeblest notes can pierce the sky, While broken accents there accord.
What privilege so great as this, That all can praise the King of kings? This is on earth abiding bliss, And strange foretaste of heavenly things.
Oh! who can doubt when from the skies The Christ appears the second time, The poor, the rich, the meek, the wise, Will be as one in every clime?
Accept the things that will endure; Let complex barriers timely fall; God neither knows the rich nor poor, But he alike respects them all.
Foreshadow now that Judgment day; Before the Lord let difference cease; Oh! leave, as God has made, the way Untrammeled tow'rds the Prince of Peace.