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A Christian mother and authoress told me that her son, whom she had advised to unite with the Church, had a difficulty. "I don't see, mother, the great merit in Christ's dying for us. If I could save a dozen men by dying for them, I think I would. Much more, if there were millions of them."
"But, my son, would you die for a dozen grasshoppers?" That set him thinking. After a few days he came to her with his doubts all cleared. "I don't know about the grasshoppers; they are a pretty clever kind of insect. But if it were a million of mosquitoes, I think I should let them die."
There are older heads than his that need the same hint. --Ray Palmer
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