On approaching this most sublime subject of the name of the Almighty, I do so with some misgivings; it seems too high, too unknowable, and almost too unthinkable for a poor mortal whose breath is in his nostrils, to approach …
During the past week we have read of two great beginnings in the record of God’s work and purpose in the earth. In Genesis we have read of the “creation,” or the fashioning of an ordered state out of a …
As each returning day brings light However dark and wild the night God’s word is sure. And he will stoop to care and bless As through the dreary wilderness Our trials we endure.
There is no day without a night …
The boy who at the corner stands With open mouth and listless air, Who in his pockets thrusts his hands, And shows no signs of thought or care, Who idly dreams—who rarely works Who needful task or duty shirks; Though …
What poor weeping ones were saying Eighteen hundred years ago, We, the same weak faith betraying, Say in our sad hearts of woe; Looking at some trouble lying In the dark and dread unknown We, too often ask with sighing, …
At the time that Jude wrote his epistle to those who are sanctified or set apart by God the Father, preserved in Jesus Christ, and called. He exhorts them to contend earnestly for the Faith, and warns them of the …