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. . And then I saw you, steady-eyed forever, With strong arms still, firm lips, and ready smile; I called you to me. You flamed in broken wonder, Finding I had been with you all the while.
[85] ASSURANCE I WELL go with you step by step With even stride, Up a never-ending way With One beside.
What I have seen, you shall see, It is not much, And yet one does not always sense God's touch.
You are a prayer your parents prayed, And I prayed too; God has been good, and given us You.
You shall become ...a fisher, and seine men, Making God complete, And One we love will stand upon the shore With bare feet.
Jesus, I have lived into a life Your love, Though darkness smite me, have I something lef: To think of.
He shall remember and shall not forget, God keep him now, My living prayer is strong, for Christ has touched His brow.
[86] ASSURANCE We walk together when we are apart; Our eyes have met, And what we saw, there is no man shall know, Nor we forget.
[87] ACCEPTANCE I CANNOT think nor reason, I only know he came With hands and feet of healing And wild heart all aflame, With eyes that dimmed and softened At all the things he saw; And in his pillared singing I read the marching Law.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . And then I saw you, steady-eyed forever, With strong arms still, firm lips, and ready smile; I called you to me. You flamed in broken wonder, Finding I had been with you all the while.
[85] ASSURANCE I WELL go with you step by step With even stride, Up a never-ending way With One beside.
What I have seen, you shall see, It is not much, And yet one does not always sense God's touch.
You are a prayer your parents prayed, And I prayed too; God has been good, and given us You.
You shall become ...a fisher, and seine men, Making God complete, And One we love will stand upon the shore With bare feet.
Jesus, I have lived into a life Your love, Though darkness smite me, have I something lef: To think of.
He shall remember and shall not forget, God keep him now, My living prayer is strong, for Christ has touched His brow.
[86] ASSURANCE We walk together when we are apart; Our eyes have met, And what we saw, there is no man shall know, Nor we forget.
[87] ACCEPTANCE I CANNOT think nor reason, I only know he came With hands and feet of healing And wild heart all aflame, With eyes that dimmed and softened At all the things he saw; And in his pillared singing I read the marching Law.
What to read after Lanterns in Gethsemane a Series of Biblical And Mystical Poems in Regard to the?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Willard Austin Wattles to read onlineMoreLess
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