Heart Melodies of An Aged Pilgrim
Heart Melodies of An Aged Pilgrim
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Seventy years ! Threescore and ten !
Should more of my mortal life remain, Let it all be given, O Lord, to Thee !
For pardon and peace to Thy cross I would flee, Thy finished work still is my only plea.
Make me whate'er Thou wouldst have me to be ; And when, through death, to life I awake, Take me home to Thy heaven, for Jesus' sake !
iiS THE FLIGHT OF TIME.
" So teach us to number our clays, that we may apply our hearts unto wisdom. . . . O satisfy us early with Thy mercy ; that we may rejoice... and be glad all our clays. " — Ps. Xc.
12, 14, T T OW quickly do our moments fly, Hours speed so rapidly away ; Before we wot, to-day is past, To-morrow changed to yesterday !- Weeks seem to end ere well begun, And months look shorter than before ; Spring, Summer, Autumn, run their course, And Winter's back when barely o'er.
119 It was not so when life was young ; We thought in early childhood's days, " As happy as the day is long, " A wise and most expressive phrase.
And ere the youth became a man.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Seventy years ! Threescore and ten !
Should more of my mortal life remain, Let it all be given, O Lord, to Thee !
For pardon and peace to Thy cross I would flee, Thy finished work still is my only plea.
Make me whate'er Thou wouldst have me to be ; And when, through death, to life I awake, Take me home to Thy heaven, for Jesus' sake !
iiS THE FLIGHT OF TIME.
" So teach us to number our clays, that we may apply our hearts unto wisdom. . . . O satisfy us early with Thy mercy ; that we may rejoice... and be glad all our clays. " — Ps. Xc.
12, 14, T T OW quickly do our moments fly, Hours speed so rapidly away ; Before we wot, to-day is past, To-morrow changed to yesterday !- Weeks seem to end ere well begun, And months look shorter than before ; Spring, Summer, Autumn, run their course, And Winter's back when barely o'er.
119 It was not so when life was young ; We thought in early childhood's days, " As happy as the day is long, " A wise and most expressive phrase.
And ere the youth became a man.
What to read after Heart Melodies of An Aged Pilgrim?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Bishop to read onlineMoreLess
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