TRUST IN GOD by Walter C. Whitney

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Mar 13, 1893

TRUST IN GOD.

By Walter C. Whitney

ARE the waves of trouble rolling? Does their power thy bosom fill? Go to Christ, thy cares unfolding. He can bid them, “Peace, be still.”

Does the world seem dark and lonely, Cheerless day succeeds the night? Trust in God and in him only, Find a true and living light.

Does your life seem sad and friendless, Little comfort does it lend? Trust in Him whose love is endless, He will ever be your friend.

Are you mourning now for loved ones Who to you were very dear? Trust in God, he waits to comfort, He will aid you, do not fear.

Are you aged, weak, and weary? Do you feel your need of rest? Trust in God, and he will guide you To the mansions of the blest.

Are you sick? then trust the Saviour; He will strength and patience lend. In his hands death hath no power; He can save you to the end.

To the needy God has spoken, Says that all may come, believe, Win his favor, test his mercy, Ask his blessing and receive. —Walter C. Whitney.