THE SOUL'S COMFORT IN SORROW.

THE SOUL'S

COMFORT IN SORROW.

"When I would comfort myself against sorrow,
my heart is faint in me.'-JER.

'Faint not when the dark sky lowers,
And all seemeth gloom above

For 'tis then refreshing showers
Come to cheer the drooping flowers,

And these teach us GOD is love."P, §1.

Selections

FROM THE POETICAL WRITINGS OF

G. WASHINGTON MOON, F.R.S.L.,

Author of 'The Soul's Desires Breathed to God,'

'The Soul's Inquiries Answered in the Words of Scripture,' &c.

AND FROM

'God's exceeding Great and Precions Promises :' 2 Pet. i, 4.

LONDON: HATCHARDS, PICCADILLY.

1873.

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