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Poetry

The Untrodden Way

Original issueThe Heartbeat of The Remnant · October/November/December 2006 · Volume 12 · Number 4
A sunlit path through trees

The pathway of the year
Is hidden and untried;
I will not fear, for at my side
Is One who cheers
Through all the years;
I do in Him confide.

Through darkness compass me,
And clouds about me fall,
They cannot harm;
Through all the days
God is my Guide, I shall not slide,
He orders all my ways.

When at my journey’s end
I reach the land of light.
I shall forget
The perils past,
And wond’ring, trace the way of grace
That brings me rest at last.

Magazine citation

The Untrodden Way. by Ernest Little, 1907. The Heartbeat of The Remnant, October/November/December 2006 · Volume 12 · Number 4. Source pages 36.

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