Poem October 13, 1945 Issue

The Secret Place

Edith Fullerton Scott

Who can invade
The secret place of the Most High?
Be not afraid;
Your Father, God, is here and nigh
Eternally.
When foes attack, lift up your face.
And trustingly
Take shelter in His secret place.

Arm you with prayer;
That you are safe, be confident;
You are His care.
He ever is omnipotent.
Be not afraid;
Your Father, God, will guard and guide.
Nought can invade
His secret place—therein abide.

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