Modern Reformation

In Between

The earth and the moon and a mountain landscape.

’Til the dawning of the day be night

And all God’s glory comes to light

’Til the sun and moon shine no more

Before all things are finally restored

Sin still shadows the earth as slums

The measure of evil meanders unmoored

Though the kingdom has come

And redemption has been scored

Dwelling in the already but not yet

On the precipice of two worlds

Free, still shackled in flesh and regret

Citizens of the new heaven unfurled

As sin-possessed, but reborn

Broken in death now living in hope

Full of thanksgiving and joy, yet mourn

Harnessed, balancing over fire on a tightrope

Called and placed into an eternal kingdom

To worship the Lord with the heavenly hosts

Rebels rejecting the sovereign with depraved dictums

Still forgiven and saved to the uttermost

All things are being restored for Triune glory

The cosmos, Word, and history tell the story

Eventual paradise realizes the death of sin

Between the beginning and the end.

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