THIBET FOR JESUS by W. W. Simpson

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Mar 19, 1894

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

THIBET FOR JESUS.

By W. W. Simpson

BY W. W. SIMPSON.

THERE'S a lost and dying nation dwelling on a great plateau That is circled round by mountains capped with snow; And the souls that Jesus purchased by his own dear, precious blood, They are sinking to the dark abyss of woe.

O my brother, won't you hear Jesus calling you to go? Take the gospel of salvation, free to all; "Nothing is too hard for Jesus," hear his word of promise say, And the walls of this Jericho shall fall.

It is Satan's final stronghold, but, no matter how he fights, We've the victory already in his word. Our Redeemer fights the battles, and we're standing by his side, While we see the great salvation of our Lord.

Our great Captain gives us power over all the hosts of hell, And to tread the dragon's power 'neath our feet. There is nothing that can hurt us; in the secret place we dwell, Till our Saviour at his coming we shall meet.

—Missionary Weekly.