Poem September 8, 1928 Issue

[Written for the Sentinel]

The Saving Truth

ALEXANDER DUNCAN NELSON

Would'st thou, O slave, a freeman be,
Know then the truth that maketh free,
The light wherein the blind doth see
The shackle fall.

Naught that to God's man worketh wrong
Exists in Mind; to Mind belong
Love and good will—the angels' song,
Peace, peace on earth.

Saved by the truth that Life is Mind,
We His unlikeness leave behind,
And, losing self, ourselves we find
And God our All.

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