Write a story on the moral. Good is present in each and every creature.
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once when i was walking on a road then i saw a pub which was met with an accident .So i took the pub to vertenary hospital and get that treated . Then doctor told me that you got the pub in a correct time .
so that tells good is present each and every creature as good is present in me i helped pub
so that tells good is present each and every creature as good is present in me i helped pub
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God Hidden in People
Once, God promised an elderly lady that he would visit her that day. So she started cleaning the house. She scrubbed and cleaned and polished and dusted every nook and cranny. Then she sat down and waited for God desperately.
Suddenly, someone knocked the door. She quickly opened the door and found just a poor beggar standing outside. “No, not today,” the lady said, “for heaven’s sake go from here. I am waiting for God.” The beggar left as hungry as he had come. A bit later there was another knock. The lady opened the door even faster than before. A poor old man stood there. “Sorry,” said the lady, “I can’t take care of you today.” With that she slammed the door in his face. Quite a bit later someone again knocked at the door. Again it was a ragged hungry beggar. She again sent him off empty-handed and sat down to wait. Evening came on and still there was no sign of God. Finally, she went to bed with a heavy heart. She dreamt that the good Lord had come to her and said, “I came to you three times today and every time you snubbed me and didn’t allow me to enter the house,”
There is an old custom in the monasteries of Europe. All guests, all people coming to the door, are treated well. They believe in the old saying: “When a guest comes, Christ comes.’’
Once, God promised an elderly lady that he would visit her that day. So she started cleaning the house. She scrubbed and cleaned and polished and dusted every nook and cranny. Then she sat down and waited for God desperately.
Suddenly, someone knocked the door. She quickly opened the door and found just a poor beggar standing outside. “No, not today,” the lady said, “for heaven’s sake go from here. I am waiting for God.” The beggar left as hungry as he had come. A bit later there was another knock. The lady opened the door even faster than before. A poor old man stood there. “Sorry,” said the lady, “I can’t take care of you today.” With that she slammed the door in his face. Quite a bit later someone again knocked at the door. Again it was a ragged hungry beggar. She again sent him off empty-handed and sat down to wait. Evening came on and still there was no sign of God. Finally, she went to bed with a heavy heart. She dreamt that the good Lord had come to her and said, “I came to you three times today and every time you snubbed me and didn’t allow me to enter the house,”
There is an old custom in the monasteries of Europe. All guests, all people coming to the door, are treated well. They believe in the old saying: “When a guest comes, Christ comes.’’
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