YE DID IT UNTO ME by A. R. Thain

International Tract and Missionary Society · Oakland, Cal. · Dec 23, 1889

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 15, No. 49.

YE DID IT UNTO ME.

By A. R. Thain

In that dread day when all mankind shall stand To answer for their deeds in the body done, Who then shall win the approval of God's Son, And on his right hand form that blessed band? Shall kings stand first? Shall conquest's sworded hand Take heaven by force? Or shall anyone By wealth or learning, rank or power, so run As to obtain, and Christ's "Well done," command? Ah, no! but they who give the hungry meat, Who slake hot thirst, and take the stranger in, Who clothe the naked, and who strive to win Health for the sick, for captives liberty; These, standing lowly at the Judge's feet, Wondering, shall hear him say, "Ye did it unto me." —A. R. Thain, D.D., in Advance.