NATURE'S GOD by John Wm. Stein

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Jul 9, 1902

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 28, No. 28.

NATURE'S GOD.

By John Wm. Stein

[Read and ponder well.]

GOD is Life, then in Him we live, All thy blessings He doth give. He thy great Creator is; By redemption thou art His. He is Health, in Him be well; He's a Stronghold, in Him dwell; A Defense, in Him abide; He is Love, in Him confide; He's a Refuge, to Him flee; He is Light, then in Him see; He is Wisdom, to Him turn; He is Truth, then of Him learn; Thy Preserver to the end, Thou mayest know in Him thy Friend. He's a Father, be His child; He's the King, be reconciled; When He doth the sceptre give, Gladly come and touch and live; Whoso on the Son believes, Everlasting life receives. Every word He speaks is food; In Him "all things work for good." Spurning Him, we soon must be Like the barren, withered tree, Fit for naught but to be turned Into dust and ashes—burned.

Kalamazoo, Mich. JOHN WM. STEIN.