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" The troubled lake His voice obeyed. And then by His far mightier will The angry billows' course was staid. The winds rebuked, their rage withheld ; A calm sunk o'er the tossing sea; And thus obedient to that great command Peace reigned o'er troubled Galilee.
Oh ! peace to thee, thou anxious soul!
Be not afraid, thy Lord is nigh : — He seems to sleep when angry roll The waves of sorrow sweeping by.
I 2 Il6 ST. MARK IV. , 39- Mourner, for thee His voice will surely still The tempest of thy huma...n woes : — Be not afraid ! — He comes alone to kill The greatest of our earthly foes 1 "Peace!" saith the Lord, "thou hast a crown Of life, oh ! soul, reserved for thee ; Behold thou fainting one, its points are bound With roses gathered on the Tree. Oh ! trembling souls, when dark clouds grew, And midnight blackness reigned at noon ; The earth was tossed, the winds thus blew, And the fork'd light'ning rent the gloom 1 " I gathered then that crown for thee, Threw ope the glorious gates of heaven !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The troubled lake His voice obeyed. And then by His far mightier will The angry billows' course was staid. The winds rebuked, their rage withheld ; A calm sunk o'er the tossing sea; And thus obedient to that great command Peace reigned o'er troubled Galilee.
Oh ! peace to thee, thou anxious soul!
Be not afraid, thy Lord is nigh : — He seems to sleep when angry roll The waves of sorrow sweeping by.
I 2 Il6 ST. MARK IV. , 39- Mourner, for thee His voice will surely still The tempest of thy huma...n woes : — Be not afraid ! — He comes alone to kill The greatest of our earthly foes 1 "Peace!" saith the Lord, "thou hast a crown Of life, oh ! soul, reserved for thee ; Behold thou fainting one, its points are bound With roses gathered on the Tree. Oh ! trembling souls, when dark clouds grew, And midnight blackness reigned at noon ; The earth was tossed, the winds thus blew, And the fork'd light'ning rent the gloom 1 " I gathered then that crown for thee, Threw ope the glorious gates of heaven !
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edith M David to read onlineMoreLess
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