A quiet light walks through the shifting crowd,
And seeks the weary, heavy-laden soul,
To whisper peace where stormy winds are loud,
And touch the wounded spirit - making whole.
To whisper peace where stormy winds are loud,
And touch the wounded spirit - making whole.
He asks no-weighted coin or perfect past,
But opens wide a gentle, healing hand,
A steady anchor holding fast and last,
A grace the human heart can understand.
But opens wide a gentle, healing hand,
A steady anchor holding fast and last,
A grace the human heart can understand.
Through every tear and shadow in the night,
His quiet mercy moves without a bound,
To turn our darkest winter into light,
And lift the fallen where His love is found.
His quiet mercy moves without a bound,
To turn our darkest winter into light,
And lift the fallen where His love is found.
No mortal measure gauges such regard.