The size of a D0'A
If there's a seedy kid with a shabby shirt, go inside a supermarket. Very sternly and in a polite language he begged to be allowed to owe.
He told me that his father was ill and had not worked for a week. He has seven siblings who desperately need to eat. The owner of the supermarket, drove him out. While continuing to
describe his family situation, the boy continues to tell about his family.
"Please, sir, I promise I will pay soon after I have the money."
The Store Owner still does not grant the request. "You do not
have a credit card, you have no warranty," the reason.
Near the counter, there was another customer, who from the beginning listened to the conversation. He approached the two and said: " I'll pay for everything this boy needs."
Embarrassed, the shopkeeper finally said, "No need, sir, I'll give it away for free, okay, does sister bring a shopping list?"
"Yes, sir, this," he said, showing a tattered piece of paper.
"Put a grocery list on the scales, and I'll give away your groceries according to the weight of the scales
." Hesitantly and half-desperately, the boy bowed his head briefly, scribbled something on the crumpled paper, then with his head still bowed, put it into the scales. The store owner's eyes widened as the needle of the scales moved quickly down. He looked at the customer who had offered the child while saying little, "I can not believe what I see." The benevolent customer just smiled. Then, the tattered boy took the necessary things, and witnessed by the
good customer, the shopkeeper put the groceries on the other side of the scales.
Needle scales do not balance, so the child continues to take
the goods purposes and the shop owner continues to pile them on
scales, until no longer fit.
The Shopkeeper is very annoyed and can not do anything about it.
Unable to bear it, the shopkeeper quietly picked up the scrap of
the kid's shopping list. And he was wide-eyed. On the
scraggly paper was written a short prayer:
"O Lord, Only Thou knowest what I need, the Servant handing everything into thy hand."
The Store Owner paused.
The Child thanks him, and leaves the store with his free groceries. The benevolent customer even gives her a piece of money. The Store Owner then checked and found that the scales used were damaged.
It turns out that only God knows the weight of a prayer.
Advice the wonder of a D'oa
Never doubt the power of God, because it is not impossible for him As long as it is the best for us surely God will give, and do not you arrogant to others.
There are four things that can elevate a person to the highest degree even though his charity and worship are few, that is, the characteristics of a modest, humble, benevolent and good manners. That is the perfection of Faith.
Hopefully useful and can take what is best for our journey.