Yes, the passage is grammatically correct.
It conveys a message of hope and faith, suggesting that in due time—according to God's plan—things will be made beautiful or right. It emphasizes the belief in God's faithfulness and encourages genuine happiness rather than putting on a façade.
Here’s a rephrased version of the passage:
"In His own time, He will bring beauty to everything. Since we serve a reliable God, let's find every reason


