How God Loves

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 9, 1908

“Do you suppose,” said Johnny, as his cousin laid away her rosiest apple for a sick girl, “that God cares as much about such things as we do? Isn’t he too busy taking care of the big folks to notice us?”

Winnie shook her head and pointed to mama, who had just lifted the baby from his cot.

“Mama isn’t so busy with the big folks that she forgets the baby,” she answered. “She thinks of him first ’cause he’s the littlest. Surely God thinks as much of the little folks.”—Selected.