Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Congregationalism: Its Principles and Influences: A Discourse Delivered Before the General Association of New York, at Their Meeting in Madison, August, 1848
The life principle, in the Church as elsewhere, is' in its nature unchanging. It may manifest itself in different modes, and may exist in different degrees Of vigor, at different times and in diverse circumstances. But in its nature and essence, it is immutable; the same in this land as in others; the same now, as when the disciples met in the upper chamber at Jerusalem, or as when the Church was in the moving tents Of Abraham and of Jacob. But the outward structure which guards this life and is its body, may change greatly. It has thus changed, again and again.
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