Clouds and Sunshine

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Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Aug 23, 1910

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 37, No. 33.

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Clouds and Sunshine

By the late Milo D. Warfle, of Boulder, Colo.
"BEYOND the clouds the sun is shining;" What need is there for our repining? The clouds will drift away. We know the sunlight of Christ's glory, Reflected from redemption's story, Will light us on our way.
The clouds may be all dark and dreary, And we may feel all worn and weary, Yet there's a guiding Star; And nothing can His light conceal, For God His glory does reveal In gleamings from afar.
When all around the thunders roar, And lightning flashes o'er and o'er, We need not feel distressed; For all who trust in Father's love, Will have protection from above, For they're by Christ possessed.
The wind may blow, the rain may fall, And torrents lash around us all — Christ will the storm control. Yes, He who walked upon the sea, And calmed the stormy Galilee, Will save each trusting soul.
Then let us to the Father go With every joy and every wo — He's glad to have us come. He'll meet us at the throne of grace, And give us strength to run the race To that eternal home.