THE MAN AND THE FOX
There are teachings in which animals are used to better graph what is meant, as in this case. There was a man who hated a bitch because he occasionally caused some damage. After much trying, he was finally able to catch her, and seeking revenge on her, he tied a wick soaked in oil to his tail and set it on fire. The animal, desperate, ran cross-country, reaching the farmer's crops, it was the time when sowing was ready for harvesting. The farmer following the fox, watched helplessly and crying, how to pass through his fields, burned all the production.
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The Farmer and the Fox
Do not avenge yourselves, my beloved, but leave room for the wrath of God; because it is written: Mine is revenge, I will pay, says the Lord. Romans 12: 9.
The children of God the Creator will often be affected by painful situations, caused either by relatives, friends, colleagues at work or school, or by someone not even imagined, actions that by their nature cause great discomfort, and that does not necessarily have to do with the Gospel. Circumstances that alter the mood of the affected to such a degree, which leads to break all kinds of relationship with the author, is more, you can present an impulse of revenge, the desire to pay with the same currency. Think of the farmer, he felt so much rage against the fox, that without measuring the consequences and motivated by the desire for revenge, he lost everything. The Holy Scripture, The Holy Bible, clearly expresses that God has not given authority to his sons and daughters to seek punishment for the offender or offender, whatever the wound that has been caused to him, he must not do justice for himself, that corresponds to the Lord, go then, with a contrite heart and leave everything at the foot of the cross
