A Symposiac on Martin Luther: By the Professors of the Union Theological Seminary in New York, Held in the Chapel of the Seminary, Monday Afternoon, November 19th, 1883 (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from A Symposiac on Martin Luther: By the Professors of the Union Theological Seminary in New York, Held in the Chapel of the Seminary, Monday Afternoon, November 19th, 1883

Church History, like all other History, has both multiplicity and unity. It is many things; and it is one thing. Its forces and events, merely chronicled, seem multitudinous, diverse, belligerent, and bewildering. Profoundly apprehended, these forces and events are the working out, straight on, of a single purpose.

Humanity is, of course, in all these nineteen centuries. Christ also is in them all, partially in each, wholly in none, but making himself felt more and more from age to age.

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