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A Postcard in a Wood

From: A Message From God: 1917

A private writes: — “I thank you for your kindness in sending me the Testament. I think a lot of it, and shall always carry it in my pocket. I have been “somewhere in France” for the last eleven months. I found the postcard I sent to you in the wood. I am trusting in God that I shall have a safe return back to my wife and seven dear little children.” — J. M.

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