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THE MAN OF SIN

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Publishing Committee · Battle Creek, Mich. · Mar 13, 1856

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 7, No. 24.

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THE MAN OF SIN.

By H. S. Gurney

[Bro. Smith:—I select the following verses from a letter, composed by an old correspondent. If you think them worthy, you may make them public. H. S. Gurney.]
The Man of Sin may think in vain To change God's times and laws, made plain, Which his own hand did write: The Law of God will surely stand, Though men and devils, hand in hand, Against it vent their spite.
The Man of Sin destroyed shall be When Jesus comes his saints to free, And vindicate his Word. And those who by the Word abide, And in the promises confide, Shall reign with Christ the Lord.
Then never let his children fear, The Comforter is ever near, And will their need supply; The Word and Spirit both agree To mark the path of purity, And our obedience try.
Let us from our own ways refrain, From empty pleasures false and vain, And in the day delight, Remembering by faith to live, And trust in him who died to save, Till faith is lost in sight.