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The Making of The Beautiful

The Triumphant Story of Annie Johnson Flint This book is a treasure of some poetry by Annie Johnson Flint, with biographical additions by Roland Bingham. The poetry is exquisite and is written by a lady who was an invalid for most of her life. She saw beauty and God in many ways and in many places.

The Triumphant Story of Annie Johnson Flint
This book is a treasure of some poetry by Annie Johnson Flint, with biographical additions by Roland Bingham. The poetry is exquisite and is written by a lady who was an invalid for most of her life. She saw beauty and God in many ways and in many places.


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"We shall change:<br />

Into something new and strange.<br />

Death shall set his captives free;<br />

Mortal shall immortal be;<br />

We shall put the earthly by<br />

Sin and sin's defiling stain,<br />

Weakness, weariness, and pain<br />

Evermore like Him to be<br />

Whom at last our eyes shall see;<br />

Into something fair and strange<br />

We shall change.<br />

We shall go--<br />

Not with funeral 'cortege slow,<br />

Not with toll <strong>of</strong> passing bell'<br />

Human grief and gloom to tell,<br />

But with shout <strong>of</strong> Christ on high,<br />

Trump <strong>of</strong> God and angel's cry;<br />

We who dwell as exiles here,<br />

Longing for a land more dear,<br />

Joyful, to our home above,<br />

Joyful, to the Lord we love,<br />

From all evils here below<br />

We shall go.”<br />

She took no interest in hairsplitting theories about the Second Coming.<br />

She deprecated controversy and bitterness in this sphere. She<br />

fellowshipped and loved all those who love His appearing. This was no<br />

doctrine with her. She was looking for a Person who had given a<br />

promise. When she saw earth's woes, she longed for the coming again<br />

<strong>of</strong> the World's Redeemer.<br />

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