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LIGHT FROM THE CROSS

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · April 8, 1880

FromThe Review and Herald, Vol. 55, No. 15

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LIGHT FROM THE CROSS.

Look up, dark soul, to endless heights Where happiness abounds; The men of noble instincts bred Creep not upon the ground.
The men who bravely stand and dare The mean to do their worst, Will find that God's no petty friend; He will reward their trust.
Friends may desert, cares may annoy, And life may seem too long; But in God's love there's no alloy, Still hope and do no wrong.
If in your heart there seems a doubt Of his almighty love, Drive hell's array behind your back, And flee for help above.
Then clouds will calmly drift away, And light again appear; And God's kind voice will answer forth, Be faithful! Have no fear!
—Advocate and Guardian.