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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · Dec 29, 1910

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 87, No. 52.

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L. D. SANTÉE

By L. D. SANTÉE

Prepared

L. D. SANTÉE

“I go to prepare a place for you.”—Jesus.
Ah, there’s a place where the weary may rest, Safe in the shadowless isles of the blest,— Place where the sorrowful weep nevermore, Place where life’s waters lap soft on the shore, Place where our home with our loved ones is shared, Lovely, immortal, that Christ has prepared.
There, ’neath the sun of a radiant day, Glory celestial will ne’er pass away; Harps of rejoicing we claim as our own, Down by life’s river or near to the throne; Ne’er by the tempter the faithful are snared In the bright mansions that Christ has prepared.
In that glad morning when white robes are given, Rich with the glory and freshness of heaven, Bright, pearly gates, with a splendor untold, Welcome the ransomed where streets are of gold. Mansions of beauty by loved ones are shared In the fair city that Christ has prepared.
Moline, Ill.