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The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jun 27, 1865

The End.

By C. H. Rogers

FULFILLING signs are thickening round, With anger all the nations shake; And soon the trumpet's thrilling sound The righteous dead to life shall wake.

Both earth and sky, from far and near Portentous signs and tokens show, That soon the Saviour will appear, To cheer his waiting flock below.

And as the days of Noah were, So shall the day of Jesus be; The fullness that the righteous share, Shall from the wicked sternly flee.

Bright clouds of glory now surround The ransomed little company, While songs and praises shall resound, They're from the beast and image free.

Yea, come dear Lord, Redeemer, Friend, Bring on the great illustrious day, When war and bloodshed all shall end And sin and death be washed away.

And then in robes of endless light We'll live in bliss without alloy; For nothing in God's holy sight, Shall change or mar our endless joy.

C. H. ROGERS. Mauston, Wis.