The Higher Life. a Poem
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15.
We marvel not at efforts to find out God, Who formed our bodies of the senseless clod.
What strange illusion! but stranger still our pride, That scorns to walk with Monarch by our side.
God is love, measureless as the boundless tide, That rolls its everlasting billows wide; Unsearchable by man. whose living hour Is but as grain of sand on ocean's floor.
Powerless to-day — to-morrow wanting power.
A , ^ T r j THE HIGHER LIFE. 55 n 16. 1 "And thou art Peter and on this rock I'll build my chur...ch and hell in vain may mock.' This rock is recognized as truth to-day, And fades not with the autumn leaves away.
But lives forever, beyond the radiant skies.
Where Christ doth dwell foraye in paradise.
Glorious thought! And truthful at all times.
As mountain wall that lifts its head sublime, Defying wind and storm this side celestial clime.
17.
On the false theory that Peter then was meant, The burning waves of error have been sent.
O'er all the land from still Pacific's wave.
To where Atlantic's billows thundering lave.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
15.
We marvel not at efforts to find out God, Who formed our bodies of the senseless clod.
What strange illusion! but stranger still our pride, That scorns to walk with Monarch by our side.
God is love, measureless as the boundless tide, That rolls its everlasting billows wide; Unsearchable by man. whose living hour Is but as grain of sand on ocean's floor.
Powerless to-day — to-morrow wanting power.
A , ^ T r j THE HIGHER LIFE. 55 n 16. 1 "And thou art Peter and on this rock I'll build my chur...ch and hell in vain may mock.' This rock is recognized as truth to-day, And fades not with the autumn leaves away.
But lives forever, beyond the radiant skies.
Where Christ doth dwell foraye in paradise.
Glorious thought! And truthful at all times.
As mountain wall that lifts its head sublime, Defying wind and storm this side celestial clime.
17.
On the false theory that Peter then was meant, The burning waves of error have been sent.
O'er all the land from still Pacific's wave.
To where Atlantic's billows thundering lave.
What to read after The Higher Life. a Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wisner, Oscar Fitallan. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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