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Why Dost Thou Slight Me So?

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Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Jan 3, 1911

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 38, No. 1.

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Why Dost Thou Slight Me So?

By Mrs. E. J. S. Keen

By Mrs. E. J. S. Keen
My loving Saviour spoke to me In accents soft and low: "O one beloved, O one redeemed, Why dost thou slight Me so?"
CHORUS: "Why dost thou slight Me so? I gave My life for thee. Why dost thou slight Me so? I died to set thee free."
"Life's pearly gates are open wide; Within, the mansions shine. Stay not to seek for righteousness. I died to give thee Mine."
"Why captured by earth's glittering snares, In sin and error stray? I died from sin to set thee free. Then come without delay."
Missoula, Montana.