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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, Cal. · Feb 13, 1907

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 33, No. 7.

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BY DAY AND BY NIGHT.

By Max Hill

A PILLAR of cloud by day, A pillar of fire by night, To guide in the desert way, And flood all the plain with light.
When down by the Red Sea's edge, Pressed close by the cruel foe, To Egypt's battalions a hedge, The pillar of cloud hung low.
And ever, tho dark the night, The patriarchs pitched their tents Secure in the glorious light, In Jesus, their strong defense.
Thus Israel of old was led Thru seas and thru desert drear, A sheltering cloud overhead, A light to dispel all fear.
God's children may still behold, If faithful to do His will, A pillar of cloud as of old; A pillar of fire shines still.
His word is a lamp of light, A sheltering cloud His love; These guide every step aright To mansions of peace above. MAX HILL.