Mr.Perkins felt that spiritual death, rather than theological error, was the calamity of the Nestorians.

Their liturgy was composed, in general, of unexceptionable and excellent matter, and the charge of heresy on the subject of Christ's character, he pronounces unjust.

The Nicene Creed, which they always repeat at the close of their worship, accords very nearly with that venerable document, as it has been handed down to us.1 1 Annual Report of the Board for 1841, p.

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