Lines
Poems, by Uriah Smith
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- The Willing and Obedient
- Be Not Cast Down
- Be Faithful
- Lines To J.T. and M.T. Lane, on the death of their little Child, Francis M. Lane, July 25, 1858
- Passed Away
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- The New Year, 1871
- Almost to the Beautiful Land
- “They Shall be Mine.”
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- The Lord Will Come
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On the death of William M. Smith.POUS 142.4
Dark is the hour when Death prevails,
And triumphs o’er the just—
A painful void within the breast,
When dust goes back to dust;
And solemn is the pall, the bier,
That bears them from our presence here.POUS 142.5
But there’s a bright, a glorious hope,
That scatters death’s dark gloom;
It cheers the saddened spirits up,
It gilds the Christian’s tomb;
It brings the resurrection near,
When those we love shall re-appear.POUS 143.1
Then mourn we not as those whose hopes
With fleeting life depart;
For we have heard a voice from Heaven,
To every stricken heart:
Blest are the dead, forever blest,
Who from henceforth in Jesus rest.POUS 143.2
With kind regard the Lord beholds
His saints when called to die;
And precious in his holy sight
Their sacred dust shall lie,
Till all these storms of life are o’er,
And they shall rise to die no more.POUS 143.3
A few more days and we shall meet
The loved, whose toil is o’er,
And plant with joy our bounding feet
On Canaan’s radiant shore;
Where, free from all earth’s cares and fears,
We’ll part no more through endless years.POUS 143.4