Is the hymn "Through Tribulation" by Clint Anderson biblical?

Clint Anderson has composed the following hymn about the end times: > [**Thru Tribulation**](https://simple.uniquebibleapp.com/book/Hymn%20Lyrics%20-%20English/Thru%20Tribulation) > > > Though it is dark in this world of sin, > Though evil prospers it shall not win. > First tribulation, then with a shout > We'll be caught away 'fore his wrath's poured out. > > Refrain: > The Lord will come with ten thousands of saints, > He'll judge the earth for his righteous name's sake. > Through tribulation, though we must come, > There's naught can sep'rate us from his love. > > When sorrows increase, be not dismayed, > All must be fulfilled before that day. > The man of sin we will surely see, > The sun and moon darkened, then we shall be free. > > We must trust in him, though times seem dire, > These trials purify us with refining fire. > When these come to pass, redemption is nigh, > He'll catch us away in the blink of an eye. Is it biblical?