ON a winter day after a severe freeze, the writer viewed from her office window the breaking up of the masses of ice in a nearby river and watched the ice floes as they floated down the stream. This scene seemed to her to symbolize the churning turmoil occasioned by the breaking up of fixed mortal beliefs, freezing fears, stubborn opinions, and the tyrannical institutions of the carnal mind, the antichrist, so evident throughout the world today.
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