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Page 12
Pacific Press Publishing Association
From
Signs of the Times, Vol. 34, No. 17.
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A Prayer.
By Mrs. S. E. Miller
Wilt Thou come to-day, my Saviour? I am longing so for Thee; There is naught to give me pleasure, But that I Thy face may see.
Cold the world, and filled with anguish, Sin and sorrow, grief and pain; Surely nothing can relieve it, None but Jesus cleanse the stain.
Thus my heart goes out in pleading For my Lord to come to-day; I am wasted, worn, and weary; Jesus, Saviour, come I pray.
I am watching, daily watching, As the Saviour bade us do; And the Spirit sweetly whispers, “I am coming soon for you.” Mrs. S. E. Miller.