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Text: | The sun has reached his western goal |
Translator: | John Brownlie |
The sun has reached his western goal,
And night-winds hush the world to rest;
Be still, and worship God, my soul,
Who through the day thy life hath blest.
To God thy Maker thanks accord,
For life, and hope, and every good;
And all the comfort of His Word
Incarnate, for the spirit's food.
Ah, night is dark when clouds of guilt
The shrinking soul with fears distress;
Call on the Christ Whose blood was spilt,
And all thy guiltiness confess.
Then let me rest in calm repose,--
Secure in Him my rest is sweet;
The fears of night no dread impose,
If I have worshipped at His feet.
O Christ, Who art my Light, I pray,
Keep Thou my soul till morning shine;
Then, brighter than the orb of day,
Illume my path with light divine.
Text Information | |
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First Line: | The sun has reached his western goal |
Title: | The sun has reached his western goal |
Translator: | John Brownlie |
Meter: | 8,8,8,8 |
Language: | English |
Publication Date: | 1920 |