Plague, the most terrible punishment from God and the most severe disease in nature, is spreading everywhere in the forest. All the animals were frightened and depressed.
The Lion King held a solemn meeting at this critical moment.
"My friends," said the King of Beasts.
"The unforgivable sin has caused God to be angry with us. Therefore, whoever is the most sinful among us should voluntarily sacrifice his life as a sacrifice to the God. My friends, you all know very well that when the voluntary sacrifice is sacrificed, we will receive the favor of God. Heart. Such examples are common in history. "
"So, please speak out your sins here, whether they are thoughts, words, actions, or any other sins. Dear friends, confess it!"
"Well, I admit how painful it is to mention this, and I am also guilty. Poor little lamb, it has never hurt me. However, I have torn it to pieces for evil. Sometimes, who of us is not guilty? The shepherd may also become my food. So I am willing to offer However, it is best for everyone to count their sins first, and then we will see who is the most sinful, and then..." "Ah, your Majesty, our noble King," the fox said, "Only you, because of your noble heart, admit your sins here. It makes us feel bad to say something like this. But if we all act according to our conscience, we will have to starve to death. Besides, dear king, it is certainly a great honor for the lamb that you are willing to eat it. Speaking of shepherds, we all ask you: do well. Teach them a lesson and make them wiser! People without tails think that they are the emperors who are born to rule us!"
After the fox finished speaking, more sycophants followed his argument and rushed to say that the lion's character is infinitely noble and does not require atonement. So the tigers, bears, and wolves all said in public that they had had some minor problems, but no one mentioned anything about their evil deeds.
It was the old cow's turn, and he said: "I also confess my sins. Five years ago, when we ran out of winter feed, the devil tried his best to encourage me to commit crimes. After I was hungry for almost a whole day, I stole a small handful of fodder from the priest's haystack..."
Before the cow finished speaking, those with sharp teeth and claws The beast began to roar: "Look! This is a bad guy! He stole other people's hay, no wonder God wants to punish us. This ungodly guy, this guy with horns on his head, should pay the price for the sin he has committed!" So, the old cow was pulled out and sacrificed.
