That is an old timer.
It was written by the late (and great) Bishop G.T. Haywood.
The YouTube version above left out a couple of verses.
The song is based on Genesis chapter 24 where Abraham (type of God the Father) sends his servant (Eleazar/helper a title found in
John 14:16 and type of the Holy Spirit) into a far country to find a bride for his son Isaac (type of Jesus the Son of God). Bishop Haywood makes use of the fact that the prospective bride passed a "water test" which he sees as a type or picture of water baptism in Jesus' name. Also he uses Eleazar as a type of a minister who proposes marriage on behalf of his master. Other pictures found there are that the prospective bride was to be of his kin (not a stranger/sinner), was to be a virgin (pure as in
2 Corinthians 11:2), had to to accept the proposal without having seen the groom (having not seen, we love in
1 Peter 1:8), had to choose willingly, received gifts --nose ring, bracelets etc-- which, if we don't believe in jewelry we have to spiritualize.