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Show Unitarianism in Utah THE WORLD MADE ONE Wonders shall the world still witness Never known by men of old. Never dreamed by ancient sages. Howsoever free and bold. These shall be our sons' and daughters'. Heirs of worlds at last made one Worlds that in the times of Broken efforts They were shall rule with groping begun. winged freedom Worlds of health and human good. Worlds of commerce. worlds of science. All made They shall Which They one see a we and understood. world and love it. only partly shall make its Beautiful from For a see; towns and woodlands sea to sea. mind shall then be in them We but vaguely apprehend magnificent and holy. Making joy and labor friend. Then shall bloom in song and fragrance. Glorious harmony of deed. - Aims Fruits of peace and love and justice If today we plant the seed." 30 Trapp and Porte. Songs and Readings, for the 1937 was altered For hymnal. example, 31. The text among other of "The World Made One" was revised the last half of the first stanza changes, to: Sons and daughters Wondrous shall inherit arts to us unknown, When the dawn of peace its I . l to Also, the conditional nature of the last line of the poem with its initial "if," was changed today we plant the seed." See the revised version in Jacob Trapp, comp., Songs "Where ReadingS: A Book of Hymns, Responsive Readings, Meditations and Other Service Elements for Use in Families Lake including Naming of an Infant Child, Marriage, ThanksgiVing and Burial of the Dead (Salt the of Churches in the Use for Services of and Religion City: Porte Publishing Company, 1937), 70, Free Spirit (Boston: The Beacon Press, 1937), 352. and I I I and Churches, 102 splendor Over all the world has thrown. _ |
