Nothing shall be lost, in the sense that God will not make it answer some useful purpose. No, not even sin with all its deformities and guilt, and blasphemy with all its desolating tendencies, shall be suffered to exist in vain. It will be made useful in innumerable ways. He is set upon his own gratification, regardless of consequences. Nothing is further from his heart than to do good, and glorify God.
Economy is necessarily an attribute of benevolence in all minds.
The very nature of benevolence shows that it must be so. It is consecration to the highest good of being. It has no other end. Now all choice must respect means or ends. The intellect will be used to devise means to promote that end.