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Little is known about these individuals, other than that they lived in the early twentieth century. The song may have been produced in , the date used in Praise! However, one website says that Janie West Metzgar, now deceased, wrote the lyrics and her son Robert Metzgar composed the music in At the same time, a website devoted to the Metzgars makes some claims about other songs which are rather questionable.

Marrying William Metzgar, who was a preacher with the Assembly of God, she became the mother of five children. Diagnosed with leukemia at an early age, she was given no hope of recovery and suffered great pain for many years, though she went into remission.

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Taylor Jr. The only other book in which I have ever seen the song is Praise! The beauty and glory of this city are symbolized as having a street that is paved with gold: Rev. And in this city is blooming the tree of life which God had originally put in the garden of Eden: Gen. In this world we have our troubles because man that is born of woman is of few days and full of trouble: Job Also, they are waiting for our coming and for that time when the Lord shall return with those who sleep in Jesus to raise the dead, change the living, and catch us up together in the clouds to meet Him in the air where we shall ever be with the Lord: 1 Thess.

I agree with many of his observations, but he did cite this song individually in such a way as to imply that it was among the songs which emphasize mechanics and rhythm as opposed to those being noted for their spirituality. I do not recall whether he mentioned a specific objection to the song or just a general objection to it as not truly spiritual, and I looked for the exact quote, but I could not find it.

The song focuses our attention on the beauty and glory of heaven.