ADMONITION

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Pacific Press Publishing Company · OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA · Nov 14, 1900

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 26, No. 46.

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ADMONITION.

Do NOT glory if another From the path of right has gone; Lead him gently, as a brother, Safely from the path of wrong, Till he, all his sins confessing, Seeks and finds the Saviour's blessing.
Do not scorn the lowly outcast, Stained by sin, by vices marred; Tell of Him who saves the vilest, How with thorns His brow was scarred, And His blood, a cleansing river For his sins, flows fresh as ever.
Do not shun the poor and friendless; Ever help where'er is need; E'er to prove us they are with us, If in word, and thought and deed We shall love the poor and lowly, As our Saviour, Christ, so holy.
Do not waver when temptations Fierce and dark thy path surround; Look to Christ, whose sure salvation Firm can keep, tho storms abound. In His arm is strengthening power, Which can shield in danger's hour.
Do not weary, tho the darkness As a cloud o'erspread thy way; Light shall dawn, and gloomy shadows Soon shall flee beneath its ray; Christ Himself, the Light, is shining Through each cloud, a golden lining.
Thus in all be true and steadfast; Do as Jesus would have done,- Lead the erring, love the outcast, Help the fallen, warn the wrong. In His footsteps ever follow, Healing hearts and easing sorrow. —Selected.