Peonies and Jewelry with I heard a voice saying, “Come unto Me,” and After the toil and turmoil, After the strife is past, Cometh the peace God giveth,- Cometh the rest at last. They who have fought and conquer’d, Waging a war with sin, Into the heavenly city Gladly will enter in. Rest for the worn and weary, Shelter for all the lost, And in the blessed haven, Anchor the tempest tossed. Chorus: Rest, sweet rest for the weary, After the toil and pain, Sleep for the well beloved, Crowns will the victors gain. Mrs. C. L. Shacklock

I heard a voice saying, “Come unto Me,”
Is it not wonderful?
“I have redeemed thee, from sin set you free;”
Is it not wonderful?

When I am tempted, to Jesus I go;
Is it not wonderful?
Strength He doth give me to conquer each foe;
Is it not wonderful?

I have not found such a friend anywhere;
Is it not wonderful?
He never leaves me lest I should despair;
Is it not wonderful?

Chorus
Is it not wonderful?  Is it not wonderful?
His dying for me,
From my sins set me free,
Is it not wonderful?

Scott Lawrence

After the toil and turmoil,
After the strife is past,
Cometh the peace God giveth,-
Cometh the rest at last.

They who have fought and conquer’d,
Waging a war with sin,
Into the heavenly city
Gladly will enter in.

Rest for the worn and weary,
Shelter for all the lost,
And in the blessed haven,
Anchor the tempest tossed.

Chorus
Rest, sweet rest for the weary,
After the toil and pain,
Sleep for the well beloved,
Crowns will the victors gain.

Mrs. C. L. Shacklock