This is one more song composed by Eliza Edmunds Hewitt (1851 – 1920), who created a few sonnets to help youths understand scriptural ideas.
My Confidence Has Found A Resting Put is one more tune we examined on this site.
Eliza Hewitt was a teacher whose vocation was sliced short because of a spinal condition that impacted her and caused her such extreme misery that she was confined to bed for quite some time.
He created various verse for Sunday school understudies while wiped out, which were at last made into melodies.
Hewitt was a dear companion of Fanny Crosby, another productive psalm essayist who formed a few songs, including To God Be Brilliance.
This tune was composed for Philadelphia Sunday school understudies.
This tune was propelled by 1 Thessalonians 4:17, which says, “Then, at that point, we who are alive and remain will be grabbed up along with them in the mists, to meet the Ruler in the air: thus will we at any point accompany the Master.”
This was a cooperative work between writer Eliza Edmunds Hewitt and musician Emily D. Wilson (1865-1942).
The song exemplifies the ethos of the Adventist development, which was driven by Baptist minister William Mill operator.
In view of how he might interpret Daniel’s forecasts, William Mill operator anticipated that Christ will return in 1844.
Regardless of whether Christ show up in 1844, the soul of Adventism spellbound the consideration of American evangelicals like E Hewitt.
Allow all of us to petition God for the day when we can all go to paradise! So be it.