English poem
Blessed Are They That Mourn: For They Shall Be Comforted
Speak to our hearts, O Father! Say What we have been to thee; How we have wandered far away, And hardly turned to see.
Then lifted hands will hide the face; Then tears our grief will prove That such hath been the Father’s grace, And such the children’s love.
Then shall our spirits hold at once A comfort and a pain; For we shall know thy wandering sons Are turning home again.
With such glad grief, such tearful joy, Be our repentance blest; Thy comfort then, without alloy, Shall give us heavenly rest.
More by George MacDonald
- Blessed Are the Merciful: For They Shall Obtain Mercy
- Blessed Are the Poor in Spirit: For Theirs Is the Kingdom of Heaven
- Blessed Are the Pure in Heart: For They Shall See God
- Blessed Are They That Hunger: And Thirst After Righteousness: For They Shall Be Filled
- Blind Bartimeus
- Blind Sorrow
- BORN OF WATER.
- Brother Artist!