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The Glories to Be

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Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Dec 17, 1912

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 39, No. 49.

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The Glories to Be

By Edson Carpenter

By Edson Carpenter
There shall dawn a fair morning most lovely and bright, Over which will not gather the shadows of night; Like creation's fair morn a new day will arise, But no sin cloud or gloom cloud will darken its skies.
O, the King in His beauty we then all shall see, Whose glory illumines that city to be.
But no mortal can tell of the rapture untold That will gladden our hearts when our Lord we behold.
But this truth may we know, and His Word standeth sure,— That if unto the end we shall faithful endure, Only that which is good, and the things that are best, Will be ours evermore in the home of the blessed.