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Original issueThe Heartbeat of The Remnant · January/February 2011 · Volume 17 · Number 1

Across the will of nature
Leads on the path of God;
Not where the flesh delighteth
The feet of Jesus trod.
O bliss to leave behind us
The fetters of the slave,
To leave ourselves behind us,
The grave-clothes and the grave!

We follow in His footsteps;
What if our feet be torn?
Where He has marked the pathway
All hail the brier and thorn!
Scarce seen, scarce heard, unreckoned,
Despised, defamed, unknown,
Or heard but by our singing,
On, children, ever on!

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Untitled article. Amy Carmichael. The Heartbeat of The Remnant, January/February 2011 · Volume 17 · Number 1. Source pages 7.

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