Peace
Implied as the divine presence to whom the speaker submits, saying 'His will be done.'
A Babe Among the Stars
Referenced as the glory of God's birth and incarnate love.
To the Child Jesus
Appears as the Child Jesus in the nativity and as a wayfaring pilgrim in the Flight into Egypt.
The Bargain
Implied recipient of the heart's offering, the Pearl of greatest price.
The Master's Voice
Referred to as the Master, who invites the distressed to find refuge and promises peace and reunion.
The Builders
Referenced as the 'Only King' and the Holy Ghost, the divine presence in the temple of the human soul.
The Toiling of Felix
Appears to Felix in a vision, affirming that He dwells with those who labor and serve.
Another Chance
Referenced as the one the speaker vows to serve and follow more faithfully.
Music
Referenced indirectly through the 'Pentecostal speech' and 'cloven tongues of fire' in section VIII, alluding to the Holy Spirit.
Ode to Peace
Implied as the divine presence to whom the speaker surrenders, saying 'His will be done.'
God of the Open Air
Presented as the One who walked in pastures green, by quiet waters, and gave his soul to God under the open sky; the speaker declares 'Him will I trust, and for my Master take.'
A Mother's Birthday
Addressed as Lord Jesus, who is asked to hear the birthday prayer and grant protection and peace to the mother.
The Monument of Francis Makemie
Referenced as the source of grace and power preached by Makemie.
Sicily, December, 1908
Beheld as the Son of God walking amid the desolate cities, embodying human love.
Hymn of Labor
Addressed as the divine companion and carpenter of Nazareth who joins workers and teaches the goodness of toil.
The Great Cities
God responds to the narrator's question, affirming that He made man and placed the city in his heart.
The Friendly Trees
Referenced as the Lord who sets up trees as green tents and is loving to birds.
The Broken Sword
Addressed as 'O God' and 'my King', the one to whom the sword is surrendered.
The Unseen Altar
Referred to as the Holy One of God who has blessed the unseen altar forever.
The Tribe of the Helpers
Referred to as 'the Christ,' the companions of the helpers.
The Good Teacher
Referred to as 'the Lord' who is the teacher and guide.
The Camp-Fires of My Friend
Implied as the Lord who makes a new covenant of hospitality, promising to come as a stranger and guest.
Hymn of Joy
Referred to as 'Christ our Brother' in the hymn, emphasizing the familial bond between the divine and humanity.
The Grand Canyon
Implied as the divine Creator invoked when the narrator cries out to God and recognizes His handiwork in the canyon's beauty.
Texas
Referenced indirectly through faith in God who creates souls by knowledge, love, and worship.
Three Prayers for Sleep and Waking
Implied as the divine listener and source of peace, rest, and guidance throughout the prayers.
The Bells of Malines
Referenced in the bell names 'Jesu' and 'Maria', part of the sacred music played.
The Red Cross
Implied through the 'Love Divine' that bends to bear the load of suffering.
Easter Road
Referenced as the 'faithful Captain of Salvation' who descends into Hades and rises triumphant.
Golden Stars
He who died for all on Calvary welcomes the fallen soldiers into eternal peace.
Voyagers
Implied as the divine Maker and faithful guide who keeps watch over the voyagers' journey.
The Burning Bush
Implied as the eternal God whose works reveal self-ordered power and whose living flame is sought.
Children in the Market-Place
Addressed as the teller of the eternal tale and the source of teachings on love, faith, and courage.
Jesus Return
Addressed as the returning Lord, Friend of Man, and Prince of Peace who is implored to come in silent ways.
One in Christ
Central figure of unity; the one in whom all believers are united.
Foundations
Declared as King forevermore, the eternal foundation amidst worldly turmoil.
Victoria
Quoted from St. John 16:33, assuring victory over the world.
Spirit of the Everlasting Boy
Implied as the God whom the school serves, the God who heard the fathers' prayer.
Who Follow the Flag
Referenced indirectly through the image of children bearing a cross to drag, contrasting with the holy cross.
Christ Our Comrade
Addressed as 'O Comrade of the Human Heart,' 'Son of Love Divine,' 'heavenly Brother, earthly Guide, Redeemer, Friend and Lord,' and 'Jesus Christ of Nazareth.'
