Kings And Queens of England With Other Poems 8 5
Kings And Queens of England With Other Poems 8 5
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Let us up and doing be, Sow the seed all times and hours;Cast our bread on water even, Tax with vigor all our powers.
May the teachers now engaged, Courage take, and persevere;They'll not fail of their reward, Though they may not meet it here.
God is faithful, who hath said, (Let the thought allay your fears, )"They with joy shall surely reap, Who have sown in prayers and tears. " Then sow the seed with prayers and tears;Never doubt, but faithful be;Though thou reapest not for years, A rich har...vest thou wilt see.
Happy faces now we miss, Who were wont these seats to fill;Loved and lovely passed away, Yet they're fresh in memory still.
Soon their earthly race was run, In the morning called away;Others soon may follow them, May all hear the Saviour say, "Well done, faithful servant; thouHast o'er few things faithful been, I will make the ruler nowOver many--enter in. " [2] June 13, 1852.
FEED MY LAMBS.
Just before the bright cloud the Saviour received, When about to return to his father in Heaven;His mission accomplished, his work on earth done, 'Twas then that this parting injunction was given: "Feed my lambs!" this was said to one of the twelve, Whom he called to be with him while sojourning here;"Feed my lambs!" Oh, what love was evinced by those words, What tender compassion, what fatherly care.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let us up and doing be, Sow the seed all times and hours;Cast our bread on water even, Tax with vigor all our powers.
May the teachers now engaged, Courage take, and persevere;They'll not fail of their reward, Though they may not meet it here.
God is faithful, who hath said, (Let the thought allay your fears, )"They with joy shall surely reap, Who have sown in prayers and tears. " Then sow the seed with prayers and tears;Never doubt, but faithful be;Though thou reapest not for years, A rich har...vest thou wilt see.
Happy faces now we miss, Who were wont these seats to fill;Loved and lovely passed away, Yet they're fresh in memory still.
Soon their earthly race was run, In the morning called away;Others soon may follow them, May all hear the Saviour say, "Well done, faithful servant; thouHast o'er few things faithful been, I will make the ruler nowOver many--enter in. " [2] June 13, 1852.
FEED MY LAMBS.
Just before the bright cloud the Saviour received, When about to return to his father in Heaven;His mission accomplished, his work on earth done, 'Twas then that this parting injunction was given: "Feed my lambs!" this was said to one of the twelve, Whom he called to be with him while sojourning here;"Feed my lambs!" Oh, what love was evinced by those words, What tender compassion, what fatherly care.
What to read after Kings And Queens of England With Other Poems 8 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bigelow Mary Ann H. T. - to read onlineMoreLess
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