Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from A Song of Service
To guide thee thus into the light of Truth. Know thou, oh man, that in the plan Divine There is no great' nor 'small.' Tis only man Who magnifies the value of his sphere.
To God, the smallest form has equal worth With mighty monarchs sitting on their thrones. For who neglects the smallest deed or thought Makes mighty ones impossible to do; As he who fails to lay foundations firm Despoils the builder of a fortress strong. But that the lesson thou mightst learn indeed, And unto all the world the message give, Immortal's sight I brie?y grant to thee.
Thou who didst doubt the wisdom of thy God, Thou who didst grieve the hardness of thy lot, Oh puny man, rebellious one, Behold!
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