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It Shall be Well With Thee

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The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Michigan · Aug 14, 1866

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 28, No. 11.

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It Shall be Well With Thee.

"Say ye to the righteous that it shall be well with him." Isa. iii, 10.
It shall be well with thee, Oh! faint and weary pilgrim, Toiling and struggling up the heavenly way; Fear not! the clouds that loom so frowningly above thee, Will break, and thou wilt see the perfect day.
It shall be well with thee; tho' storms may thickly gather, And rudely sweep across thine anguished soul, The Lord hath said "he chasteneth whom he loveth," We reach thro' Sorrow's gate the heavenly goal.
It shall be well with thee; tho' Death's rude hands have gathered The fairest flowers that in thy garden grew, The heaven-born soul leaps upward at its calling, And they shall bloom in Heaven, for thee anew.
It shall be well with thee; for thro' the glim'ring darkness, The glad light streams from th' Eternal Shore, "In that bright land," the Lord saith to the righteous, "It shall be well with thee forevermore."