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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · Oct 25, 1906

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 43.

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Looking This Way

OVER the ocean, across the wild wave, Heathen are dying, with no one to save; No one to rescue from grief and dismay, The heathen are waiting and looking this way.
Looking for you, brother, happy in grace; Living each day in the light of His face. Looking for you, sister, how can you stay When the heathen are looking and calling this way?
Think of the grace that to you has been giv'n, Knowledge of Jesus, the Saviour in heaven, God's Holy Bible, the light of life's way, Unknown to the heathen still looking this way.
Show us the light which to you has been giv'n, Bright Sun of Righteousness, sent down from heaven; Come over and help us; send messengers, pray; We are fainting and dying by thousands to-day.
Idols of stone can not help us we know; But where is your God? O, where shall we go? Going to judgment without one glad day, The heathen are waiting and looking this way.
Jesus, the Saviour, bright Morning Star, Looking for lost ones, straying afar; Be his glad messenger, speed on your way To the millions of heathen waiting to-day.
— The Apostolic Visitor.