Quiet Hour Thoughts
Quiet Hour Thoughts
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the heavy veil is lifting, And the sunbeams sift through all ; On the now relenting sky See the bow of promise lie.
Every life is like this day ; Light and shade contest the way ; Though we bend the fierce storm under, Yet beyond the rolling thunder May we hear our Father's call ; And though woes fall dark and dreary, And though life be long and weary, God's smile shines beyond it all ; Sweet the bow of promise given, Circling earth and reaching heaven.
37 To my beloved Rector, on the twenty-fi...fth anniversary of his ministry in St. Thomas' Church.
"WELL DONE!" Servant true of the living God, Toiling through many a changing year, Following the way that thy Master trod, Sometimes with gladness, often with fear ; Faithfully dropping the blessed seed "Where He has given it to thy hand, Whether upon the dewy mead, Whether upon the parched sand; Sometimes seeing the glad seed spring Forth into leaf, and bud, and bloom ; Often watching the wild thorns cling, Giving the roots nor life, nor room ; Yet with a faith that trusted all Unto His care who marked the way, Thou hast but followed His earnest call, Patiently working day by day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
the heavy veil is lifting, And the sunbeams sift through all ; On the now relenting sky See the bow of promise lie.
Every life is like this day ; Light and shade contest the way ; Though we bend the fierce storm under, Yet beyond the rolling thunder May we hear our Father's call ; And though woes fall dark and dreary, And though life be long and weary, God's smile shines beyond it all ; Sweet the bow of promise given, Circling earth and reaching heaven.
37 To my beloved Rector, on the twenty-fi...fth anniversary of his ministry in St. Thomas' Church.
"WELL DONE!" Servant true of the living God, Toiling through many a changing year, Following the way that thy Master trod, Sometimes with gladness, often with fear ; Faithfully dropping the blessed seed "Where He has given it to thy hand, Whether upon the dewy mead, Whether upon the parched sand; Sometimes seeing the glad seed spring Forth into leaf, and bud, and bloom ; Often watching the wild thorns cling, Giving the roots nor life, nor room ; Yet with a faith that trusted all Unto His care who marked the way, Thou hast but followed His earnest call, Patiently working day by day.
What to read after Quiet Hour Thoughts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Butler Toucey to read onlineMoreLess
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