Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Appeal of Romanism to Educated Protestants: A Paper Read Before the Evangelical Alliance, New York, October 8, 1873
The sacraments are efficacious means of grace; having power to convey grace, by the Divine appointment, as material food has to nourish the body, or cold to congeal, or fire to burn.
Transubstantiation is a necessity to the system, the means of realizing continually on earth the gift which came with Incarna tion.
The succession of the priesthood is an in evitable part of it; as much SO as is the suc cession of generations to a continued human history. The lines of transmission must be uninterrupted; but personal purity in the priest is nowise essential to the virtue of his sacraments.
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