Re: snippets from the hard copy universal reconciliation library of Rodger Tutt -- The Christian Paradigm

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Subject: Re: snippets from the hard copy universal reconciliation library of Rodger Tutt

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Date Posted: Fri, Mar 29 2013, 6:52:51
In reply to: Rodger Tutt 's message, "snippets from the hard copy universal reconciliation library of Rodger Tutt" on Mon, Mar 26 2012, 14:53:02

#149 � THE EPICURIAN � Thomas Moore

�The God of benevolence, in Whose hands sin and death are but instruments of everlasting good, and Who, bringing all things �out of darkness into His marvelous light,� proceeds watchfully, and unchangingly to the great, final object of His providence, the restoration of the whole human race to purity and happiness.�

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Rodger Tutt (focused)
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Date Posted: Wed, Apr 03 2013, 6:26:43

#150 � POEM BY HOSEA BALLOU (1771-1852)

�In God�s eternity
There shall a day arise,
When all the race of man shall be
With Jesus in the skies.

As night before the rays
Of morning flees away,
Sin shall retire before the blaze
Of God�s eternal day.

As music fills the grove
When stormy clouds are past,
Sweet anthems of redeeming love
Shall all employ at last.

Redeemed from death and sin
Shall Adam�s numerous race,
A ceaseless song of praise begin,
And shout redeeming grace.�