Experiences of a Greenhorn, And Other Poems
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And should the worst here come to thee The worst is better than the best Since death is but the gateway to The Realms of Everlasting Rest.
Be not dismayed. Trust thou in God And in the Saviors Cleansing Blood.
But thou desirest to get well In search of health thou camest here.
Tie health that others seek for thee By skill applied with words that cheer.
One half of one per cent or less Die frcm the troubles that are thine.
How then can hope give wpy to fear?
No need to quietly repine.
Hope thou ...in Gcd. Thou vv^ilt be blest And calmly leave to Him the rest.
78 E„;,c:Ic::cc3 cf a Greenhorn Kind friend who comest here to stay God grant thee peace ere thou depart.
Gcd grant thee grace when thou art gone, God send His Love within thy he_. ': Hast thou lived well in other years Rich blessings be upon thy head.
Hast thou lived far away from God Turn ere the western skies grow red.
And thus dear friend thou shalt be whole Thy body healed and cleansed thy soul.
THE IMMORALITY OF THE SOUL AN ARGUMENT No theological question has caused the writer so much serious thought as the above question.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And should the worst here come to thee The worst is better than the best Since death is but the gateway to The Realms of Everlasting Rest.
Be not dismayed. Trust thou in God And in the Saviors Cleansing Blood.
But thou desirest to get well In search of health thou camest here.
Tie health that others seek for thee By skill applied with words that cheer.
One half of one per cent or less Die frcm the troubles that are thine.
How then can hope give wpy to fear?
No need to quietly repine.
Hope thou ...in Gcd. Thou vv^ilt be blest And calmly leave to Him the rest.
78 E„;,c:Ic::cc3 cf a Greenhorn Kind friend who comest here to stay God grant thee peace ere thou depart.
Gcd grant thee grace when thou art gone, God send His Love within thy he_. ': Hast thou lived well in other years Rich blessings be upon thy head.
Hast thou lived far away from God Turn ere the western skies grow red.
And thus dear friend thou shalt be whole Thy body healed and cleansed thy soul.
THE IMMORALITY OF THE SOUL AN ARGUMENT No theological question has caused the writer so much serious thought as the above question.
What to read after Experiences of a Greenhorn, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grantham, Fred to read onlineMoreLess
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