True Science by Delwin Rees Buckner

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Feb 27, 1912

True Science

By Delwin Rees Buckner

I see a single, solitary star That shines in superb splendor in the sky; But O, the many mysteries that lie Locked up in silver-plated space so far, More than within a lantern on the spar Of some swift ship our steamer passes by, Or lurid light that blinds the blinking eye, Borne by some grimly outlined touring car. What secrets seal the still, cerulean skies! And God above alone doth clasp the key. But if we'll only be content to verse Ourselves in things revealed, in Paradise We all will have a whole eternity To solve the problems of the universe.