Thine Ears Shall Hear by Flora E. Warren

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, Cal. · Sep 17, 1912

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 39, No. 36.

"Thine Ears Shall Hear"

By Flora E. Warren

If in the early morn thy soul is wakened, Before the burden and the heat of day, "Thine ears shall hear" a voice — if they but listen — A still voice say, "I am the living way."

It may be, when thy soul is greatly troubled, "Thine ears shall hear" a gentle "Peace, be still"— The voice of Him who calmed the stormy billows. Then rest thee, troubled one, and do His will.

It may, perchance, be in the hush of evening He whispers, "I am with thee; do not fear." Then will thy weary soul have great rejoicing In His sweet comfort, when "thine ears shall hear."

Oft in the solemn midnight thou shalt hear Him. In tenderness He bids thee "Watch and pray;" And yet again — love's sweetest word of mercy — "I will be with thee, help thee, all the way."

And when thy soul — so weary of sin's bondage — Cries oft to God for freedom's path of light, "Thine ears shall hear" again His loving message, "I'll strengthen thee, and guide thy steps aright."

Love knows each heart that seeks love's path eternal; Each cry for wisdom and for light is heard; To every longing heart God speaks His promise. "Thine ears shall hear" His true and living Word.

And when thou hearest, whatsoe'er the message That God shall speak, where'er He points the way, Be swift as light to do His righteous bidding. Eternal joy is theirs who will obey.