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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 4, 1912

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 89, No. 27.

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Faint Not

By Walter J. Paulson

WALTER J. PAULSON
O CHRISTIAN, watch! The darkness soon is o'er, Soon morning light will shine, and never-more Will night invade our shore.
O Christian, look! See yonder myriads fall; A heathen host has gone beyond recall. Is that the fate of all That vast confluence spread before thy ken?
O, blow thy bugle! sound with voice and pen The danger great! And when Thou hast, O watchman, faithful warning given, This night of sin with radiance will be riven, And earth shall be a heaven.
O gird thy loins! and strike with vigorous blow The e'er-assailing, fast-increasing foe, And thou relief shalt know.
So hope and watch; O watchman, weary not! Eternal day at last shall be thy lot, With ills and cares forgot.
South Bend, Ind.