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As the fledgling's fragile wings Grow strong in fearless flight, Man's mounting steps find greater strength Upon the road of right. Greater strength to face the claim Of discords that impose Their fancied, risen barriers, Whose pretense wisdom knows.
I asked for healing, having heard it said That Jesus' works were once more being wrought By consecrated seekers, Bible-taught To heal the sick and sinning, raise the dead. And I was healed! Then prayed I might be led To find this priceless pearl, not to be bought, But in our Master's footsteps to be sought With firm, self-sacrificing, patient tread.
From pride that planned how healing would be wrought, From wrath that bade him turn away from Love, From a material thought of self, unclean, "Then went he down. " Led by his servants' gentle, loving grace, Humbly obedient to the message given, He glimpsed man's perfect self, the child of God, "And he was clean.
Infinitely pleasant is the voice of God Beyond the common usage of the word, Filled with tenderness and power, with wisdom rich, Tireless, vibrant with the melodies of Truth, Complete in harmony, and eloquent with Love. And the song God sings is man, the well-beloved.
Love is at hand, here, now, with me. Fear, sickness, hatred disappear; Peace comes, for Love is seen to be Omniscient power.
A Turkish peasant cultivates his field. Each day from dawn to dusk he labors there.
Sunrise ! A lovely word For those whose waking eyes Turn toward its dawning glory! No known catastrophe of earth Has stopped a sunrise. No shade of night has yet arrested one, Nor can.
Beloved disciple, Lone-exiled by the sea, To him the vision came Of pure reality. False concepts passed away, All things were new—John saw No new beginning of the old, But fresh, unsullied, free, Man and the universe revealed In primal purity.
In earth's youth And making, Amidst the flow Of waters, Light prevails, Prophets waking. "Light of the world" shone.
So wise the prophets were. Through countless years The spiritual power of prophecy appears.