1807 UNIVERSAL RECONCILIATION. Rare American Imprint of Christian Universalist Foundational Text. Commentary but never published

but never published

with all the necessaries and conveniences of life

and Abyssinia

Each is shown flanked by a pedestal and having their Bible and Hymn Books respectively

Now quite rare in the original hardcover editions

1807 UNIVERSAL RECONCILIATION. Rare American Imprint of Christian Universalist Foundational Text. Commentary but never publishedPaul Siegvolcks (a pseudonym for Georg Klein Nicolai) The Everlasting Gospel is considered one of the most influential texts in the history of Christian Universalism, particularly in North America. After its English translation was printed in 1753 by Christopher Sower, the book became a primary sourcebook for the Universalist faith in the American colonies. It argued for the restitution of all things (apokatastasis panton), claiming that God's love