Paper 60 – Urantia During the Early Land-Life Era 🎶 Song: Rise of the Reptiles (Verse 1 – Early Reptilian Age) From ocean’s womb the reptiles came, Crocodiles, serpents, in nature’s frame. Dinosaurs rose with bodies grand, Masters of Urantia’s fertile land. (Verse 2 – First Mammals) Tiny and fragile, they tried to survive, Experimental forms that could not thrive. Ammonites swirled in seas so wide, Life expanding with every tide. (Chorus) O rise of the reptiles, fierce and strong, Echoes of ages, nature’s song. From sea to land, the story flows, Through trials of time, creation grows. (Verse 3 – Later Reptilian Age) Giants walked with thunderous tread, Brains so small in bodies spread. Flying lizards soared the skies, Yet failed to last as birds would rise. (Verse 4 – Cretaceous Stage) Flowers bloomed, the grasses swayed, Palms and figs in sunlight laid. True birds sang with wings of flight, Preparing the dawn of mammal’s might. (Bridge) Mountains rose, volcanoes burned, Continents shifted, the planet turned. Brains over bulk, the future clear, Life ascends, the dawn draws near. (Chorus) O rise of the reptiles, fierce and strong, Echoes of ages, nature’s song. From sea to land, the story flows, Through trials of time, creation grows. (Outro – Eternal Praise) Dinosaurs faded, their reign undone, Birds and flowers embraced the sun. Urantia’s path forever set, Toward mammal’s age and human yet.
