p. 14 | The Song I Heard in the Night by MRS. I. M. HOBER

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 25, 1914

The Song I Heard in the Night

By MRS. I. M. HOBER

MRS. I. M. HOBER

I HAVE no jewels, rich and rare, That I may call mine own; But my little children, if polished fair, May shine in God's bright crown.

I hold no title to house or land, Mine is a humble lot; But the home prepared in the better land, The heart of man knows not.

I have no promise of length of days — My life is but a span; But I have no fear, for in weary ways God leads me by the hand.

And I need not fear the tempest, With the haven just in sight. So I'll sing with faith undaunted This song I heard in the night.

Firvale, British Columbia.