 | lady Katie (Emanuel) Magnus - Jews - 1888 - 240 pages
...I may rise again, Nor perish by Thine anger slain. This draught that I myself combine, What is it ? Only Thou dost know If well or ill, if swift or slow,...faith I place, Not in my craft, but in Thy grace." ' (1) Halevi's character, however, was far enough removed from that which an old author has defined... | |
 | Adele Bildersee - Jews - 1918 - 344 pages
...showing the spirit in which Halevi pursued his calling as physician closes with these lines : ". . . All my faith I place, Not in my craft, but in Thy grace." A love of God not less intense than that of the Psalmist is expressed in the verses, "When I am estranged... | |
 | University of Bombay - 1906 - 340 pages
...1 may rise again, Nor perish by Thine anger slain. This draught that I myself combine, What is it ? Only thou dost know If well or ill, if swift or slow,...faith I place, Not in my craft, but in Thy grace." THURSDAY, ЗОтн NOVEMBER. [2P.M. то 5 PM] FRENCH— PAPER I. KlSCTIOlf I. " Morcaux choitit da... | |
 | Questions and answers - 1901 - 1008 pages
...three lines from the Atonement service Lady Magnus quotes as indicating the sentiment of Judaism : When I remove from Thee, O God, I die whilst I live ; but when I cleave to Thee, 1 live in death. The poet questions, Lord, where art Thou to be found ? Hidden and high is Thy home.... | |
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This draught that I myself combine, What is it ? Only Thou dost know If well or ill, if swift or slow, Its parts shall work upon my pain. Ay, of these things alone is Thine The knowledge. All my faith I place Not in my craft, but in Thy grace. 