Christina Rossetti (1830-1894)
Ordained Servant: October 2010
Also in this issue
The Huguenot Christian, Part 1
by Gregory E. Reynolds
by Danny E. Olinger
Dr. Robert B. Strimple: A Tribute
by W. Robert Godfrey
The Unaccommodated Reformation: A Review Article
by David C. Noe
VANITY of vanities, the Preacher saith,
All things are vanity. The eye and ear
Cannot be filled with what they see and hear.
Like early dew, or like the sudden breath
Of wind, or like the grass that withereth,
Is man, tossed to and fro by hope and fear:
So little joy hath he, so little cheer,
Till all things end in the long dust of death.
To-day is still the same as yesterday,
To-morrow also even as one of them;
And there is nothing new under the sun:
Until the ancient race of Time be run,
The old thorns shall grow out of the old stem,
And morning shall be cold and twilight grey.
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Ordained Servant: October 2010
Also in this issue
The Huguenot Christian, Part 1
by Gregory E. Reynolds
by Danny E. Olinger
Dr. Robert B. Strimple: A Tribute
by W. Robert Godfrey
The Unaccommodated Reformation: A Review Article
by David C. Noe
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