If Beethoven had not lost his hearing in both ears, or if he had not picked himself up again after losing his hearing and issued a cry of "grabbing fate by the throat", then the world-famous and immortal work "Ninth Symphony" "Qu" would not have appeared; if Madame Curie had not been born during the period when the Russian Czar ruled Poland, then she would not have gone to Paris to study, and it would be even less likely that she would have discovered the two elements "Radium" and "Polonium"; if Austria If Strovsky had not been paralyzed by the war and devoted himself to writing, then the masterpiece "How Steel Was Tempered" would not have been published...
There is a piece of stone in the stream Xiaoshi was telling the mountain rock about his pain. How painful was it? It was washed by the water, pondering the sharp edges and corners. It is depressed because it is in pain. Gradually, the edges were sharpened, the corners were rounded, and it became a beautiful pebble, which showed off to the rocks. It has also experienced pain.
The famous Athenian orator Demosthenes had the same experience. He suffered and suffered setbacks, but he still succeeded. In order to correct his stuttering, he spoke with a small stone in his mouth; in order to have a loud voice, he went to the beach to recite in the wind and waves; in order not to shrug his shoulders, he hung the sword and iron fork above his head, letting the blades go straight to his shoulders. In this way, a generation of famous teachers was created.
This is a story about two clams: One clam said to the other clam near it: "There is a great pain in my body. It is heavy and round. I I'm afraid I'm in trouble." The other clam replied with pride and complacency: "Praise God and praise the sea. There is no pain in my body, and I am sound inside and outside." At this time, a crab passed by and heard it. The conversation between two clams, it says to the clam that is sound inside and out: "Yes, you are sound. However, the pain your neighbor endures comes from an extraordinarily beautiful pearl inside." ”
When Caesar burst into tears facing the statue of Alexander the Great, his inner pain was self-evident. "When he was my age, he conquered half the world, but I have accomplished nothing yet." Caesar's original pain created another great king after Alexander, and people called him Caesar the Great.
When Prometheus was firmly tied to the cliff of the Caucasus, and when the gods arranged eagles to peck at his continuously growing liver, he endured great pain. Thousands of years later, his betrayal was forgotten. The gods forgot, the eagle forgot, and he himself forgot. And we are the only ones who remember. He is a bloody fairy tale in Greek mythology. We remember that he brought fire into the world and chose to be exposed to the scorching sun and eaten by condors. He endured all the pain and torture, both physical and mental.
When Jesus’ hands were nailed to the cross, the heart-wrenching torture made the world sigh. After three days of physical inactivity, he was resurrected. Thousands of rays of light enveloped him. He is no longer the suffering Jesus. He is the only true God worshiped by hundreds of millions of Christians. He is God and the Lord of all things. We surrender at his feet. Worship sincerely.