In 1822, the German composer Franz Schubert began his Symphony No. 8 in B minor, completing two movements and an apparent study of a third before he died. It is perhaps his best-known and cherished work, often called The Unfinished Symphony, and has stirred many composers to try their hand at completing it — so far without success. “Impossible!” some would say, “How could anyone capture what was in the spirit and soul of the original composer?”

Have you ever wondered what the finale to God’s symphony will be like?  Or how He’ll bring it about?