Wayfaring

WAY•fair•ingadjective

Traveling from place to place, especially on foot. A “poor wayfaring man of grief,” then, is a weary traveler. A close literary parallel exists between the wayfaring man and the traveler in the Parable of the Good Samaritan (Matthew 25: 31-40).

Sung in

• Hymn 29 · A Poor Wayfaring Man of Grief

From the LDS Hymn Dictionary · David D. Byrd & M. Ryan Byrd, 2007 · Privacy