.... I slept a whole lot better last night after writing all of that in my last post....
Dear reader,
Our God is faithful to answer prayer. Believe.
"I do not ask my cross to understand, my way to see---
Better in darkness just to feel thy hand, and follow thee."
It's all His.
I've been reading A Sacrifice of Praise..

It has challenged me tremendously! It's a collection
of Christian poetry in English is compiled from a huge
spectrum of poets who span thirteen centuries. It is
a deep and broad stream of praise, frequently poured
out by men and women who died for their faith in the
midst of persecution.....
Tonight I read the words of Anne Adelaide Proctor...
She had written a number of hymns and even had her
poems accepted and read by Charles Dickens..
My feet could fit her shoes tonight...
"In the dark church she knelt alone;
Her tears were falling fast;
'Help, Lord," she cried, 'the shades of death
Upon my soul are cast!
Have I not shunned the path of sin
And chosen the better part?'
What voice cam through the sacred air?
'My child, give me thy heart!
'For I have loved thee with a love
No mortal heart can show;
A love so deep, My Saints in Heaven
Its depths can never know;
When pierced and wounded on the Cross,
Man's sin and doom were Mine,
I loved thee with an undying love;
Immortal and divine.'
IN AWE she listened, and the shade
Passed from her soul away;
In low and trembling voice she cried,
'Lord, help me to obey!'
- "Give Me Thy Heart"
Anne Adeliade Proctor (1825-1864)
Dear reader,
Our God is faithful to answer prayer. Believe.
"I do not ask my cross to understand, my way to see---
Better in darkness just to feel thy hand, and follow thee."
It's all His.
I've been reading A Sacrifice of Praise..
It has challenged me tremendously! It's a collection
of Christian poetry in English is compiled from a huge
spectrum of poets who span thirteen centuries. It is
a deep and broad stream of praise, frequently poured
out by men and women who died for their faith in the
midst of persecution.....
Tonight I read the words of Anne Adelaide Proctor...
She had written a number of hymns and even had her
poems accepted and read by Charles Dickens..
My feet could fit her shoes tonight...
"In the dark church she knelt alone;
Her tears were falling fast;
'Help, Lord," she cried, 'the shades of death
Upon my soul are cast!
Have I not shunned the path of sin
And chosen the better part?'
What voice cam through the sacred air?
'My child, give me thy heart!
'For I have loved thee with a love
No mortal heart can show;
A love so deep, My Saints in Heaven
Its depths can never know;
When pierced and wounded on the Cross,
Man's sin and doom were Mine,
I loved thee with an undying love;
Immortal and divine.'
IN AWE she listened, and the shade
Passed from her soul away;
In low and trembling voice she cried,
'Lord, help me to obey!'
- "Give Me Thy Heart"
Anne Adeliade Proctor (1825-1864)