led more than a hundred and twenty souls to the Master. She has acquired extensive grounds and has one of the finest leper asylums in the world. All this by Divine help, in answer to daily prayer. 66 In her devotion to others, the plague in her own body was stayed and disappeared. I would that you could realize how wonderfully well I am," she writes after three years among the lepers; my general health has never been so good as during the past two and a half years. And as for the dread malady which did cause me indescribable suffering until I made my body and the care of my health over to the Great Physician, there are only the faintest traces; the marks have become nearly invisible." Miss Reed returned from the Jerusalem convention to give herself wholly to this work. When it was suggested that there might be new dangers incident to her return A common roadside scene in Palestine, entirely familiar to Jesus and his disciples. The shepherd leads, not drives, his sheep knows each one by name, and brings them to green pastures and still waters. |