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Quotes by J. K. Clark
After the burden and heat of the day, The starry calm of night; After the rough and toilsome way, A sleep in the robe of white. Oh, sweet is the slumber wherewith the King Hath caused the weary to rest! For, sleeping, they hear the angels sing, They lean on the Master's breast. Tarry with me, O my Saviour! Lay my head upon Thy breast Till the morning; then awake me - Morning of eternal rest.— filed under Rest
We must reinstate Jesus in the rightful place which belongs to Him in the church; or the church will soon be driven into the wilderness.— filed under Church
Jesus aimed to impregnate the natural with the spiritual, and to resolve all our avocations into a heavenly discipline.— filed under Labor