p. 5 | Nature’s Offerings by Dr. J. Fare

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Feb 21, 1911

Nature’s Offerings

By Dr. J. Fare

PRAISE to the Lord is voiced by Oceans wide; The sounding Seas their surging pæans sing; The babbling Brooklet, from the mountain’s side, Pours forth its tender song unto the King; The jocund Winds, around the crags aloft, Chant praises to the One who set them free; The swaying Trees do murmur, sweet and soft, And carol forth one constant lullaby; The rising Tempest swells its weird refrain, And sings in mighty tones unto the sky; The fleecy Clouds float ever on the strain Of music sweet — Eolian, on high. Thus ever with the mighty tones of praise, That flow and swell in grandeur of their might, The lowly and the meek their voices raise, An offering, to their God, of sweet delight.

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