Christ in the Soul Or Illustraions of Some of the Principles And Experiences W

Thomas Cogswell Upham

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And if the path be rough, And wounds our weary feet ; The way is God's, and that's enough, To make that roughness sweet.
cxx..
THE NEW TEMPLE.
Oh come, a Temple let us raise To the celestial Maker's praise ; But built on W\q. Millenial plan, A Temple in the heart of man.
104 ciiKisT IN THE soul; ok, ciimsT A Temple, not of stone and wood, A Temple, not of flesh and blood ; But fram'd of thoughts and pure desires, And lighted up with holy fires.
'Twould be a work of folly, now. To crown again Mo...riah's brow ; Wlicn that proud pile went do^\'Ti in gore, It fell, to rise and shine no more.
Eut, in its stead, a House behold. More glorious far than that of old ; A Temple of diviner art, The Temple of a holy heart.
CXXI.
THE TRIALS OF LOVE.
Oft LOVE doth choose a toilsome road ; And gi-eatly thou dost fear His leading; He places on thee such a load ; Thy hands are lame ; thy feet are bleeding.
Pie leads thee far to mountain heights. Or down in sunless depths descending ; He changes day to cloudy nights, With thunders and with flames impending.

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