noon
They say to those who can read them , `` I know in whom I have believed . '' It is the God who is the Father of the Lord that he believes in . His life is hid with Christ in God , and he has no anxiety about anything . The wheels of the coming chariot , moving fast or slow to fetch him , are always moving ; and whether it arrive at night , or at cock-crowing , or in the blaze of noon , is one to him . He is ready for the life his Arctura knows . `` God is , '' he says , `` and all is well . '' He never disputes , rarely seeks to convince .