The Beetle
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The Beetle

The Beetle

The beetle is not killed by the people for the following reason: they have a tradition that one day the chief priests sent messengers in every direction to look for the Lord Jesus, and they came to a field where a man was reaping, and asked him--
"Did Jesus of Nazareth pass this way?"
"No," said the man, "I have not seen him."
"But I know better," said a little clock running up, "for He was here to-day and rested, and has not long gone away."
"That is false," said a great big black. beetle, coming forward; "He has not passed since yesterday, and you will never find Him on this road; try another."
So the people kill the clock because he tried to betray Christ; but they spare the beetle and will not touch him, because he saved the Lord on that day.

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