Lewis Wallace

The Boyhood of Christ Lewis Wallace

Gospel, nor theologian, nor churchman, have presumed to write this book, it pleases me to answer him respectfully I wrote it to fix an impression distinctly in my mind. Asks he for the impression thus sought to be fixed in my mind, then I would be twice happy did he content himself with this other answer the Jesus Christ in whom I believe was, in all the stages of his life, a human being. His divinity was the Spirit within him, and the Spirit was God. L. W. Crawfoedsville, I sd., June,
(Typographical errors above are due to OCR software and don't occur in the book.)

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