Nazareth by James White

Pacific Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Oakland, California · Jun 17, 1875

Nazareth.

By James White

The following description of Nazareth, by a recent traveler, is very interesting. I have always thought that the village of our Saviour's childhood must possess peculiar attractions to the traveler. The sight of Jerusalem loses in interest by the thought that everything is so changed since the time of the Saviour on earth. But with Nazareth it is different. The same scenery of mountain and sea still remain. The same hills—the same pathways over which he often traveled as a child, a boy, a young man! The thought is almost overwhelming.

But the important point with us is to realize our own relation to his incarnation, and to walk successfully the "narrow path" which he has marked out for his followers of every nation, kindred, tongue, and people.

J. H. W.