A.M. OVERTON |
In the year 1932 A.M. Overton’s wife was pregnant with their fourth child
but when it came time for delivery, there were complications and both she and
the baby died. During the funeral service, the preacher officiating the service
noticed my grandfather writing something on a piece of paper. After the service
the minister asked him about it, and he handed him the paper with a poem
he had just written which he titled, “He Maketh No Mistake”.
"He Maketh No Mistake"
My Father’s way may twist and
turn
My heart may throb and ache,
But in my soul I’m glad to know,
He maketh no mistake.
My cherished plans may go
astray,
My hopes may fade away,
But still I’ll trust my Lord to
lead,
For He doth know the way.
Tho’ night be dark and it may
seem
That day will never break,
I’ll pin my faith, my all, in
Him,
He maketh no mistake.
There’s so much now I cannot see,
My eyesight’s far too dim,
But come what may,
I’ll simply trust and leave it
all to Him.
For by and by the mist will
lift,
And plain it all He’ll make,
Through all the way, tho’ dark
to me,
He made not one mistake.
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