Home Lyrics by H. S. (Hannah S.) Battersby
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The great sun never wavers from his line
Of duty, in his gracious work sublime, His grand example perfect is, as when The Everlasting first created men. Symbol he is of the Great Father's power, Discoursing of it every passing hour, As calling to new life each germ and seed, He teaches earth to bring forth what men need. Streams, plants and insects, animals and earth Fulfil the role assigned to them at birth; Soft, gentle showers in cooling streams descend O'er verdant nature freshened joy to lend. Planets and stars obey the law divine, And in the pre-concerted plan combine. To do this bidding who in ether placed Their glorious orbs, and their grand circles traced. And think ye mortals that a God so great Could be unmindful of our mortal state? Ah, no, His grand unchanging laws apply To every living creature equally. There's not a denizen of earth, sky, sod, But bears some message to us from our God; The changeless laws of earth and firmament Are with deep truths and glorious lessons blent. |
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