The teacher was trying desperately to get three twelve-year-old boys to act out the part of the three kings, but with little success.
When they got to the crib where the pretend baby was lying, each boy in turn showed awkwardness and embarrassment. The teacher, too, was growing more and more frustrated as she tried and tried again.
"This time," she said, "As you come and look at the baby, say something - the kind of thing people say at home when they see a baby."
The first, and the second boy just couldn't get it right.
Then came the third boy and, looking into the crib he said: "O, isn't he like his father!"
"He that has seen Me has seen the Father also." - John 14:9
"The people walking in darkness have seen a great light; on those living in the land of deep darkness a light has dawned."
Most Holy & Majestic Father,
A king had to leave for a long journey, and he wondered who he should leave in charge of his kingdom while he was gone.
Human beings are not born with self-control. We have to learn what to do with the mad that we feel. Learning to control ourselves is a long, hard process. It happens little by little. In fact, it is something we work on all through our lives.