Lion or wolf?

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Do you want a lion or a wolf? Decide after reading it... Do you choose the wolf or the lion? God placed two flocks of sheep on the grassland, one in the south and one in the north. God also found two natural enemies for the sheep: lions and wolves. God said to the sheep, “If you want wolves, give them one, and let it bite you as it pleases.” If you want lions, give us two; you can choose either of the two lions, and you can also change them at any time. “ The question of this problem is: if you are also in the herd, would you choose the wolf or the lion? It’s easy to make a choice, right? Well, remember your choice and keep reading. The sheep in the south thought that lions were much more fierce than wolves, so they preferred wolves. So, they asked for a wolf. The sheep in the north thought, although lions are much more ferocious than wolves, we have a choice – we’ll go with lions. So, they asked for two lions. Once that wolf entered the sheep herd in the south, it began to eat the sheep. Wolves are small in size and have a small appetite; one sheep is enough for them to eat for several days. In this way, the sheep herd is chased only once every few days. The flock in the north chose one lion, while the other remained with God. After entering the flock, this lion also began to eat the sheep. Lions are not only more ferocious than wolves but also have an astonishing appetite, eating a sheep every day. In this way, the sheep are chased and killed every day, in extreme terror. The flock quickly asked God to replace it with a lion. Unexpectedly, the lion that God was protecting had not eaten anything and was suffering from extreme hunger; it rushed at the flock and bit even more ferociously than the previous lion. The sheep are just running for their lives all day long; they can hardly even find any grass to eat. The sheep in the south were glad they had chosen the right predator, and they mocked those in the north for lacking good judgment. The sheep in the north were very regretful; they complained bitterly to God, asking to have their natural enemy replaced with a wolf. God said, “Once the natural enemies are determined, they cannot be changed; they must remain throughout generations. Your only right is to choose between the two lions.” “ The sheep in the north had no choice but to keep replacing the two lions. But both lions are equally ferocious; no matter which one is chosen, the sheep in the south will suffer far more. So they decide not to switch, allowing one lion to grow fat and strong while the other remains thin from hunger. Seeing that the thin lion was on the verge of starving to death, the flock asked God to replace it with another one. After enduring a long period of hunger, this thin lion gradually realized a truth: although it was extremely fierce and could take on a hundred sheep at once, its fate was in the hands of those sheep. The sheep can at any time send themselves back to God, subjecting themselves to the agony of hunger and even risking dying of starvation. After understanding this principle, the thin lion became very gentle with the flock of sheep; it only ate dead or sick sheep, and it refused to eat any healthy ones. The flock was overjoyed, and a few lambs suggested that they should stick with the thin lion instead of the fat one. An old ram warned, \"The thin lion is being kind to us because it’s afraid that we’ll send it back to God to starve.\" If the fat lion dies of hunger, we will have no choice left; the thin lion will soon revert to its fierce nature. “The sheep thought the old sheep was right, and in order to prevent the other lion from dying of hunger, they quickly replaced it. The lion, which used to be plump and strong, was now so hungry that it was nothing but skin and bones, and it also understood that its fate was in the hands of the sheep. In order to stay on the grassland for a longer time, it tried every means to please the flock of sheep. And the lion that was given to God shed tears of sadness. After going through many hardships, the sheep in the north finally led a free and carefree life. The situation of those sheep in the south became increasingly tragic. With no competitors around and the flock unable to get rid of it, the wolf behaved recklessly, killing dozens of sheep every day. It no longer ate sheep meat; it only drank the blood from their hearts. It also forbids sheep from bleating; any that do so are immediately killed. The sheep in the south could only lament in their hearts: \"If I had known this, it would have been better to have two lions.\" “ Have you made a choice? It’s okay! Don’t tell me the answer! As long as you decide in your heart to choose that, that’s it! Everyone has the right to choose the life they want to live!