THE INDIAN’S VIEWS OF THE TRINITY.

Elliot had been lecturing on the doctrine of the trinity, when one of

his auditors, after a long and thoughtful pause, thus addressed him. ‘I

believe, Mr. Minister, I understand you. The trinity is just like water

and ice and snow. The water is one, the ice is another, and the snow is

another; and yet they are all one water.’

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