Christ the Village Lad from Nazareth to Temple Scholar
A Brooklyn Tabernacle sermon by Rev. T De Witt Talmage portrays Christ as a boy of Nazareth and of the Gentile world, calling him a village lad who grew into wisdom. He argues boyhood miracles may be as plausible as manhood deeds and urges reverence for a boy Christ who cared for his mother and faced labor in the carpenter’s shop.
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