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The poem says, “Do it immediately, do it with prayer, do it reliantly, casting all care. Moment by moment, let down from Heaven, Time, opportunity, and guidance are given. Moment by moment, let down from heaven, Time, opportunity, guidance are given. Fear not tomorrow, child of the King, Trust that with Jesus; do the next thing Do it immediately, do it with prayer; Resources in this Series: Do The Next ThingDo The Next Thing: Practical Holy LivingListen Now ›Do The Next Thing: Renunciation and AcceptanceListen Now ›Do The Next Thing: Really Only One Thing to DoListen Now ›Do The Next Thing: That Thing Hanging Over YouListen Now › And all through the doors, the quiet words ring Like a low inspiration, “Do the next thing.”. And it’s spelled in what I suppose is Saxon spelling. Do it with reverence, tracing His hand who placed it before Elisabeth used this poem’s advice to encourage and strengthen herself in the Lord her God. She also used it to help other Christians navigate times of spiritual anxiety, depression, stress, and the tyranny of the urgent Like a low inspiration: “DO THE NEXT THING.”. At an old English parsonage down by the sea, there came in the twilight a message to me. Subjects. ; Grade Levels. Do The Next Thing. Hi, I’m Joni Eareckson Tada with four little words of great advice. Many a questioning, many a fear, Many a doubt hath its quieting here. From an old English parsonage down by the sea, There came in the twilight a message to me; Its quaint Saxon legend, deeply engraven, Hath, as it seems to me, teaching from From an old English parsonage down by the sea There came in the twilight a message to me; Its quaint Saxon legend, deeply engraven, Hath, it seems to me, teaching from A poem quoted by Elisabeth Elliot. Its quaint Saxon legend deeply FREE Inspirational Printable PoemDo The Next ThingPDF Instant DownloadDownload. Fear not tomorrows, child of the King, Trust them with Jesus, do the next thing. “D-O-E” for “do,” “the,” and then next, “N-E-X-T.” “Thing”-“T-H-Y-N-G-E.”. Not Grade Specific. Many a questioning, many a fear, Many a doubt, hath its quieting here. When I am in pain, when I feel weary of my wheelchair, I look to great The legend is “Do the next thing.”. English Language Arts, Do the Next Thing Joni and Friends.
