i
He
found a man in whom his heart could trust
Who
would accomplish each detail of the work;
Joseph
was he to whom all men could turn
He
could supply the answer to their wants;
And
so he named him as Saviour of the World.
ii
As
made perfect through suffering,
Suitable
in every detail,
Holy,
harmless and undefiled,
Tested
and tempted in all things,
He
has encountered the darkness,
The
Leader of our Salvation.
iii
See,
it sinks in red splendour,
Invading
the sovereignty of darkness;
See,
it departs into the winter,
Leaving
earth in its barrenness.
It
comes, the morning looms,
Night's
shroud is torn;
It
comes, the summer brims,
Saved
by its healing power.
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