Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Baptist Preacher, 1846, Vol. 5: Original-Monthly
In like manner, a church may be characterized by great union and harmony among its members, and yet these interesting characteristics may result alone from the want of vitality in the body politic. Its peace may be like that of the frozen lake, which no fury of. The tempest can agitate, and which no commotion of the-elements can disturb. It is the quiet of a spiritual death; the union of frozen and conglomerated sensibilities.
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