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DWELL DEEP

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 8, 1912

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 89, No. 32.

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DWELL DEEP

By Ernest G. Wellesley-Wesley

Dwell deep, O my soul, in the love-depths divine; In the depths of God's love there is peace. Dwell deep, hour by hour, where God's fulness is thine; From all care, in the depths, is release.
Dwell deep, O my soul; in the depths there is rest, In that rest there is freedom from care. Dwell deep, and thy life mid all sorrow is blest, For the Lord all thy burden shall share.
Dwell deep, far below the wild rage of the gale, Far beneath the onrush of the wave. Dwell deep in the calm where no blast can assail; From all strife, in the depths, He doth save.
Dwell deep, O my soul; in the depths, deeper yet, Where with thee He communeth alone. Dwell deep; all thy pain and thy anguish forget In the love-rest He gives to "His own." — Selected.