George and the Dragon

This is a story about overcoming evil and sin with the help of God. A story about protecting weak children and other people. It tells us that we should make sure that everyone in the world has enough clean water and other things for our lives.

We have a dragon to overcome our mind. Greed, selfishness, anger, hatred, dragons that do not take care of others

A small town called Silene in Libya (or according to Lebanese near Beirut), the dragon makes a nest in the spring. Since spring this year, people in the town got all the water. When food is nearby, the dragon leaves spring to eat. When eating, people can drink water from the spring water. They feed the dragons everyday so they can drink water. They feed two sheep each day. When they do not have sheep, they start feeding their children every day. They draw a lot to decide the next child to be eaten

One day, the king 's daughter was chosen. The king was frightened. First, the king refused to let her daughter go. He asked people to draw again. People say no. They do not understand why children, not princesses, want to eat. They said they would kill the king unless he agreed. The king passed away

The next day, the princess was taken to spring. When Dragon was about to eat the princess, St George arrived there. The dragon was very angry and attacked St. George. But St. George raised the cross of Christian and the Dragon stopped his attack. Then St. George struck a dragon on the ground with his spear. St. George asked the princess to remove his belt or to wind the belt around her waist. He told her to connect it to the neck of the dragon and to make a collar and a leader. When this happened, the dragon became very timid and domesticated

St. George led the dragon to Shilin. St. George tells everyone that it is the god of Christianity that makes it cowardly a violent dragon. People became Christians. Then St. George killed the dragon.

The earliest written version of the story comes from the golden legend of 1265 after 900 years since St. George was killed. However, in the Eastern Church, some San Georges overcame the image of the Dragon 300 years ago. However, these are usually considered purely allegorical. The girl protected by St. George represents the church and innocence. St. George broke sin and the devil

Kim's legend is a crusade file. The story of Silene's Dragon may be the invention of the Crusaders to explain the images that they saw but were misunderstood in the eastern church. But there may be more. Probably St. George and others in the early church may have stopped cults accompanied by child sacrifices to pagan gods to alleviate the fertility of rain and agriculture. Both the Quran and the Bible are telling us that God instructed Abraham not to sacrifice his son, but to sacrifice a lamb. Interestingly, the sheep of "sacrifice" was replaced by "children of sacrifice" in the story of George and Dragon before the saints came to the rescue. There is a community that needs a long-term drought urgently, before sacrifice St. George and the Church exercise, sacrifice the children and sacrifice the sheep's sacrifice to pay greater sacrifice for their God Would you like to do that?

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