p. 1 | THE CHRISTIAN'S WALK

Publishing Committee · Battle Creek, Mich. · Feb 26, 1857

THE CHRISTIAN'S WALK.

CHRISTIAN! walk carefully—danger is near; Work out thy journey with meekness and fear; Snares from without, and temptations within, Seek to entice thee again into sin.

Christian! walk humbly—exult not in pride; All that thou hast is by Jesus supplied; He holdeth thee up, he directeth thy ways, To him be the glory—to him be the praise.

Christian! walk cheerfully, though the dark storm Fill the bright sky with the clouds of alarm: Soon will the clouds and the tempest be past, And thou shalt dwell with thy Saviour at last.

Christian! walk steadfastly, while it is light; Swift are approaching the shades of the night; All that thy Master hath bidden thee do, Haste to perform for the moments are few.

Christian! walk prayerfully—oft wilt thou fall, If thou forget on thy Saviour to call: Safe shalt thou walk through each trial and care, If thou art clad in the armor of prayer.

Christian! walk joyfully—trouble and pain Cease when the haven of rest thou dost gain; This thy bright glory, and this thy reward, “Enter thou into the joy of thy Lord!”

[Conference Hymns.]