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NOTHING IS LOST

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

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 20, No. 2.

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NOTHING IS LOST.

By A. A. Reet

To TALK with God—no breath is lost. Talk on. Talk on. To walk with God—no strength is lost. Walk on. Walk on. To grind the ax—no work is lost. Grind on. Grind on. The work is quicker, better done, Not needing half the strength laid on. Grind on.
Martha stood—but Mary sat; Martha murmured much at that. Martha cared, but Mary heard, Listening to the Master's word. And the Lord her choice preferred. Sit on. Hear on.
Work without God is labor lost. Work on. Work on. Full soon you'll learn it to your cost. Toil on. Toil on.
Little is much when God is in it. Man's busiest day's not worth God's minute. Much is little everywhere, If God the labor do not share. So work with God and nothing's lost. Who works with him does best and most. Work on. Work on. —A. A. Reet.