Everlasting Strength by Eliza H. Morton

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · Jul 24, 1907

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 33, No. 30.

Everlasting Strength.

By Eliza H. Morton

O LET us trust no more in flesh, No more in human arm, O let us tremble not with fear, Nor feel the least alarm; The Lord is strong, tho we are weak, He guides our feet below, The wonders of His righteousness He would His children show.

The tempest fierce and dark may fall, The floods may overflow, The storm may beat about our heads In awful gusts of wo; But there's a refuge, sure and safe, The "shadow of a Rock," The Shepherd has a tender care For all His weary flock.

My heart in rapture bows with joy To worship at Thy shrine, O strength that's strong, O wondrous Love, O Saviour, Saviour mine! Secure I rest, for mighty arms Are underneath my head, A nail-pierced hand is raised on high To hold life's slender thread.

ELIZA H. MORTON.

No. Deering, Me.