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Henry Beer

Rod L. Stoller in 1993

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Who made the golden sun rays; who gives us day and night?
Who spreads abroad the heavens; who made the stars so bright?
Who gives us spring and winter, the summer and the fall?
Who plants the grassy meadows; who makes the trees grow tall?

Who set the hills in order; who made the winding stream?
Who made the sunny hillsides; who robes the woodlands green?
Who dots the vale with flowers, which bloom so bright and fair?
Who gives the rose its fragrance, the lilies scent so rare?

Who paints the leaves in autumn; who makes the grain to grow?
Who gives refreshing showers; who makes the glist'ning snow?
Who taught the birds their flying; who made their cheery call?
Who gave to man his reason; who set him over all?

Where'er we look or listen, in day or starry night,
There is an unseen presence. Have you not felt its might?
Consider now these questions, while on life's path you trod.
Some think it's only nature, but I just know it's God!