 ... through shame and sin At the sanctity within ; Whose memory, since he died, The earth hath sanctified — Hath been the stay and the hold Of millions of lives untold, And the world on its upward path Hath led from crime and wrath ; — You say that...  The Poems of Richard Watson Gilder - Página 178de Richard Watson Gilder - 1908 - 485 páginasVisualização completa - Sobre este livro
 | Richard Watson Gilder - 1891 - 128 páginas
...led from crime and wrath ; — You say that this Christ has passed And we can not hold him fast. II Ah no ! If the Christ you mean Shall pass from this...summer flowers Pass, but return again, To gladden the world of men. For he, — the only, the true, — In each age, in each waiting heart, Leaps into... | |
 | Richard Watson Gilder - 1891 - 128 páginas
...For he, — the only, the true,— In each age, in each waiting heart, Leaps into life anew ; Though he pass, he shall not depart. Behold him now where he comes! Not the Christ of our subtile creeds, But the light of our hearts, of our homes, Of our hopes, our... | |
 | Henry Jackson Van Dyke - 1896 - 514 páginas
...person. And this does not demand perfect knowledge, but absolute trust. 1 See Appendix, note 31. " Behold Him now where He comes 1 Not the Christ of our subtle creeds, But the light of our hearts, of our homes, Of our hopes, our prayers, our needs ; The... | |
 | Richard Watson Gilder - 1900 - 266 páginas
...led from crime and wrath ; — You say that this Christ hath passed And we cannot hold him fast ? II Ah no ! If the Christ you mean Shall pass from this...each age, in each waiting heart, Leaps into life anew ; Though he pass, he shall not depart. Behold him now where he comes ! Not the Christ of our subtile... | |
 | Meta Lander - 1900 - 580 páginas
...preceding Sunday, "The Passing of'Christ," by Richard Watson Gilder. From this a few lines are given: — Ah, no ! If the Christ you mean Shall pass from this...time, this scene, These hearts, these lives of ours, 'Tis but as the summer flowers Pass, but return again, To gladden the world of men. . . Behold him... | |
 | Richard Watson Gilder - 1903 - 48 páginas
...led from crime and wrath; — You say that this Christ hath passed And we cannot hold him fast ? II Ah no! If the Christ you mean Shall pass from this...he,— the only, the true,— In each age, in each watting heart, Leaps into life anew; Though he pass, he shall not depart. Behold him now where he comes!... | |
 | David George Downey - 1906 - 230 páginas
...read and reread. We quote the poet's reply to the objections and questions that have been raised • Ah no! If the Christ you mean Shall pass from this...time, this scene, These hearts, these lives of ours, 'Tis but as the summer flowers Pass, but return again, To gladden a world of men. For he — the only,... | |
 | 1917 - 232 páginas
...Hath led from crime and wrath; — You say that this Christ hath passed And we cannot hold him fast? Ah, no! If the Christ you mean Shall pass from this...time, this scene, These hearts, these lives of ours, 'Tis but as the summer flowers Pass but return again, To gladden the world of men. For he, — the... | |
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