WHEN THE Scourge of Sin Is Gone

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Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · May 11, 1915

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 42, No. 19.

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WHEN THE Scourge of Sin Is Gone

By Worthie Harris Holden
THERE is beauty in the morning blush Caressing vale and hills, ’Mong the willow and the stately rush That listen to the rills, In the feathered songsters warbling forth From choir lofts in the tree, In the flowers bearing perfume rare To nature’s harmony.
O, the world is wondrous beautiful And fair, on every hand, In a marvelous variety For joy throughout the land: And I wonder what our earth can be When scourge of sin is o’er, What the blissful sounds of ecstasy That vibrate heaven’s shore.
Paint the beauty words depict as rare In books of earthly lore, Dream of wondrous music passing sweet All voices heard before, Yet no artist ever visioned scenes That wait for you and me When amid angelic heavenly hosts We join God’s symphony.