Man of Galilee

In Dr. Gaunsaulus's book, "The Man of Galilee," well-known pictures were altered substantially and artistically, as by the omission of a spinning wheel from a picture of the Nativity.

"No," she said, looking into his face with a sudden radiance in her own, "but the Man of Galilee."

Both by act and word did Lincoln try to emulate the Man of Galilee.

The struggle would have never been met and conquered if she had depended on her own strength, she needed a higher source to guide her and in every struggle the lowly man of Galilee stood beside her and when the cross became so heavy that she stumbled and was ready to fall, his loving arm was ready to shield and sustain her.

I wouldn’t want to do it again for my country, and I love her as I do the man of Galilee.