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Hello, friend.

This is Max Lakato.

Thanks for tuning in.

It's an honor to be with you.

As we study God's word together,

may our time uplift and encourage you.

If you could use some hope, I pray you find it here today. Among the many stories of the children of the orphan's train, it's a story of an eight-year-old boy

by the name of Lee. He was one of three sons, and his biological father decided that he was

unable to care for his three boys. And so he took them to the orphan rescue center where they would be loaded

onto the orphan train. The oldest boy Lee, eight years of age, stood on the platform,

and the father told him goodbye, but as he told him goodbye, he placed a pink envelope in Lee's shirt pocket,

saying that upon this envelope, he had written his name and address, and he instructed Lee,

once Lee reached his destination, whatever that would be, for him to contact his biological

father. Well, Lee, again, was only eight years of age.

He was the oldest of the three boys, so he made sure that they sat together on the train.

The train took off for Texas from New York City.

Lee and his two brothers fell asleep, and they slept all night as the train traveled.

And when Lee awoke the next morning,

he reached into his pocket and the pink envelope was missing. The envelope that contained the name and address of his father was gone. He never found it. He never knew what happened to that pink envelope.

What I'd love to tell you is that the father of Lee found Lee and found the two sons.

What I'd love to describe to you is a moment in which the father searched out his boys and found

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