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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 12, 1912

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 89, No. 37.

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He Knows

By Allen Francis Gage

He knoweth all my frame, And with a father heart He pities me. He reaches forth his arm, Calm grows the soul's deep strife. The might of his great name, As he doth take my part, My foe shall see. His grace shall sin disarm; His power shall guard my life.
He knows both day and night; To him all times are plain And ope as day. Each arrow from his bow Shall meet at last his will. I need not trust to sight; Earth's sorrow, woe, and pain, And rugged way,— E'en these, I well do know, His purpose shall fulfil.
He knoweth all my need, And, knowing that he knows, I trust his love. I safe may place my all Within his gentle hand. Hath not his word decreed That even threatening woes No scourge shall prove? That I shall never fall If in his strength I stand?
Chicago, Ill.