Poem December 13, 1947 Issue

YOU HAVE A HOME

Grace B. Millings

Did you but know yourself as God's own child,
There would have been no reason
For you to say, "I have no home."
Such thoughts are spiritual treason;
Man has a home,
A house not made with hands,
Eternal in the heavens,
Where safety, strength, and rest are his,
And all the heavenly bands
Of omnipresence make men one with Him
In His unchanging plan.

Grace B. Millings

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