Delve into the theological reflections of William Reed Huntington in "The Gospel Of The Infancy: A Sermon Preached In Grace Church, New York On The First Sunday In Advent, December Second 1906." This carefully transcribed sermon offers a glimpse into Huntington's interpretation of the infancy narratives within the Gospels, delivered during a significant Advent service at Grace Church in New York City. Exploring themes of faith, expectation, and the divine made manifest, this work provides valuable insight into early 20th-century Christian thought and practice.

Readers interested in historical sermons, the history of Christianity in America, and the nuances of Biblical interpretation will find this a compelling read. Huntington's eloquent prose and insightful analysis make "The Gospel Of The Infancy" a timeless piece worthy of contemplation.

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