ON A stone that marks the grave of a little boy, who was only three when he died, are the words,
“ME, TOO”
Asked by a friend what the words meant, the boy’s father explained: “In our home, when we spoke of Jesus and His love for children, our little boy would point to himself and say, ‘Me too.’ When we spoke of Jesus dying for little children, he would say, ‘Me, too.’ When we spoke of Jesus caring for His little ones day by day, he would always say, ‘Me, too.’ And when we spoke of Jesus coming to take us to Himself, he would smile and say, ‘Me, too!’
“We used to call him, our little ‘Me, too.’ And that’s how we love to remember him.”
“The Son of God who loved me and gave Himself for me.” Phil. 2:20.
Can you, dear reader, say, “for me too"?
ML-03/31/1974