The Desert Spring (Nancy Rebecca Campbell Glass Poems)
"Oh, no, my lord, she cannot stay; Cast out this bond maid with her mocking child, For they cannot be heirs with ...
Nancy Rebecca Campbell Glass Poems on Love (21 Poems)
Ministering Women (Nancy Rebecca Campbell Glass Poems)
Those women who their Christ and Lord Aided by gentle ministry, Have gained their race a rich reward, Treasured in sacred history. Joanna is ...
The Living Water (Nancy Rebecca Campbell Glass Poems)
She left her home that morn In fair Samaria's land, All heedless of her state forlorn, Sin-bound, both heart and hand. With prejudicial pride She ...
Ring The Bells (Nancy Rebecca Campbell Glass Poems)
Ring out the bells of heaven! Obey the great command, That all may hear their melody On mountain, sea, and land, The chimes of ...
In Sincerity (Nancy Rebecca Campbell Glass Poems)
Thou saddened one whose longing eyes Seek quickening thoughts to glean, Whose views of Christ, the Heavenly prize, Clouds often veer between, That rapture ...
Tell Peter (Nancy Rebecca Campbell Glass Poems)
Peter, it was not outward cold But inward chill thy bosom froze, Made thee deny with falsehood bold Thy Lord and Master to ...
April (Nancy Rebecca Campbell Glass Poems)
When April weeps, she wakes the flowers That slept the winter through. Oh, did they dream those frosty hours That she would be ...
Alone (Nancy Rebecca Campbell Glass Poems)
The sun had set. He was alone; Mid twilight shadows he would rest. He laid his head upon a stone To woo sweet ...
Nature’s Lesson (Nancy Rebecca Campbell Glass Poems)
We traveled by a mountain's edge, It was September calm and bright, Nature had decked its rocky ledge With flowers of varied hue ...
The Migratory Swans (Nancy Rebecca Campbell Glass Poems)
A necklace in the depth of blue Of scintillating, silvery pearls, Which peering eagerly we view As gracefully it curves and whirls, Safely and ...
November (Nancy Rebecca Campbell Glass Poems)
November is so drear and chill Whilst making leafless branch and tree, Whilst sweeping over vale and hill With all her doleful minstrelsy. November ...
Bartimaeus (Nancy Rebecca Campbell Glass Poems)
"What means this throng?" a blind man said, Whilst begging by the highway side; Begging and blind, and lacking bread, His ears discern ...
Daybreak (Nancy Rebecca Campbell Glass Poems)
Gleaming softly, silvery-faint, Heralded by chanticleer, Merging from night's shadowy taint, New day of the passing year! Born to bless or born to blight, Born ...
The Mountain Spring (Nancy Rebecca Campbell Glass Poems)
I wandered down a mountain road, Past flower and rock and lichen gray, Alone with nature and her God Upon a flitting summer ...
Wealth (Nancy Rebecca Campbell Glass Poems)
O soul, it is not thine, But lent to thee in trust That thou may'st make God's glory shine, Secured from moth and ...
Eve’s Flowers (Nancy Rebecca Campbell Glass Poems)
Eve must have wept to leave her flowers, And plucked some roots to tell Of Eden's happy, sinless bowers, Where she in bliss ...
Bethlehem (Nancy Rebecca Campbell Glass Poems)
Bethlehem, where Christ was born, Bethlehem, the Christian's star! Bethlehem's prophetic morn Echoed ages from afar. Where the shepherds heard the song Heralding the holy ...
They’re Coming! (Nancy Rebecca Campbell Glass Poems)
They're coming! And it seems so long Since sadly autumn laid them low. They left us with the robin's song, They left us ...
The Sleet (Nancy Rebecca Campbell Glass Poems)
Regal the earth seems with diamonds today, Gemming all nature in blazing array; A picture more fairy-like never could be Than this wonderful ...
Love (Nancy Rebecca Campbell Glass Poems)
Christ might have called the angels down To bear him safe above, To shield his brow from sorrow's crown, From death's cold blight, ...
Abide With Us (Nancy Rebecca Campbell Glass Poems)
"Abide with us!" Where could we go? Thou art our strength, thou art our tower, Our refuge from the ills below, In darkness ...