How firm a foundation!
But now I look up—
At this fortress all
crooked, these angles all wrong.
This beam is displaced, this window’s too long!
And I tremble to see all these wavering towers,
And buttresses weakened by unholy powers.
This beam is displaced, this window’s too long!
And I tremble to see all these wavering towers,
And buttresses weakened by unholy powers.
The ceiling is
crumbling, and what if it falls?
“Take courage, my friend,” a voice gently calls,
“The archway’s unsteady, the pillars will tilt—
But Zion is still being built.
“The archway’s unsteady, the pillars will tilt—
But Zion is still being built.
So pick up your tools;
take compass and square,
And build on what’s already there.”
Church members building the Salt Lake Temple. (Photo retrieved from www.templesquare.com) |