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Noon-Hour Prayer

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park, Washington, D. C. · Jul 24, 1913

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 90, No. 30.

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Noon-Hour Prayer

By Editor

"Evening, and morning, and at noon, will I pray, and cry aloud: and he shall hear my voice." "And the Lord turned the captivity of Job, when he prayed for his friends."
THE following lines, written by Sarah K. Marine, may bring courage to some weary heart:—
"If in life you chance to be On some storm-tossed Galilee, When the tempests raging high Cause the waves to reach the sky, Recollect who said, 'Be still,' And abide his blessed will. Sweetly trust him, calmly trust him, Fully trust his blessed will.
"When it comes your time to be Led through your Gethsemane, Recollect who knelt and prayed In the silence of its shade. Pray though grief your cup may fill, 'Father if it be thy will'— Sweetly trust him, fully trust him, Calmly trust his blessed will.
"If through malice you should be Led up rugged Calvary, Recollect whose footsteps sore Trod the stony path before, There his blood did for you spill. Fully trust his blessed will. Sweetly trust him, calmly trust him, Fully trust his blessed will."

Requests for Prayer

255. A California brother asks our prayers for healing from rheumatism.
256. Another brother in the same State (California), who has been connected for years with our institutions, is losing the use of his lower limbs. He asks an interest in our prayers.
257. A sister writes from Alabama requesting prayer for healing.
258. From Kansas a sister sends the request for prayer in behalf of a friend who has just accepted this truth. She is ill, and strong influences are at work to discourage her.
259. A Texas sister desires prayer for the healing of a friend; for her husband, who is a drunkard and cigarette fiend; and for herself that she may be restored to health and may endure the many trials that come to her, with Christian fortitude.