Here is a letter; it came to me this past week. She said in her letter, “I was awakened by the laughter of my husband. He was laughing, the sweetest laughter I have ever heard. Just a laugh and I’ve never heard him laugh like this. So I woke and here he is laughing a peculiar wonderful laughter. I said to myself, ‘Well, he’s undoubtedly dreaming something that’s altogether wonderful.’ Then next morning he said to me, ‘I had the loveliest dream last night. I dreamt that you were telling me it’s so easy to believe that I am God.’” Well, I’m going to tell him—he’s here tonight alone, she isn’t here—tell her and you two read it, the 126th Psalm. There’s your answer…only six verses. That was the laughter of God. She said, “I heard the voice coming from within me saying, ‘You’ve just heard the laughter of God.’” Well, read the 126th Psalm when all return to Zion. Those who were left, all left, and they all are brought back into Zion. And here you hear the laughter of God. So she heard him laugh in a way that she had never heard before, and she never heard this kind of laughter. She said to herself, ‘He’s undoubtedly having a wonderful dream,’ and the next day he said to her, ‘Well, I had a dream last night and in my dream you were telling me that it’s so easy to believe that I am God.’”423 ¶11