Poem April 2, 1949 Issue

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Alan W. Thwaites

Paul faced the hardships of the road,
The perils of the sea,
As alien lands and distant shores
Received his ministry.

And yet he said, "For I have learned
In whatsoever state
Therewith to be content," and sang
To breach the prison gate.

Damascus led to Rome, and still
His step was confident;
He knew he lived and moved in God,
And therewith was content.

Alan W. Thwaites

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