THE PRUDENT MAN FORESEETH THE EVIL AND HIDEH HIMSELF, BUT THE SIMPLE PASS ON AND ARE PUNISHED

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Publishing Committee · Battle Creek, Mich. · Oct 1, 1857

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 10, No. 22.

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THE PRUDENT MAN FORESEETH THE EVIL AND HIDEH HIMSELF, BUT THE SIMPLE PASS ON AND ARE PUNISHED.

Heavy clouds are gathering fast, Tokens of destruction sure. Sinner, now before the blast, Seek a shelter to secure.
Hear you not the distant sound, Of the thunder murmuring low? Haste thee, e'er the trembling ground Hide thee in the gulf below.
Thousand voices from afar, Warn thee of thy coming fate; Careless sinner, now beware! Haste thee, e'er it be too late!
Crimes in every shape increase, Judgments stalk throughout the land, Signs are borne on every breeze, That destruction is at hand.
Darker clouds will soon arise, Louder still the thunders roar, Fiercer lightnings pierce the skies— But the sinner's day is o'er. S. ELMER.