How A Faithful Leader Deals With Faithless Followers
First Lesson Sermons For Sundays After Pentecost
The ranchers of the 1800s would round up thousands of wild horses to tame as good riding animals for their cowboys and for cattle drives. One method to "break" the horses of their wildness was to harness one to a little burro. The odd pair were loosed together into the desert range. The wild horses hated it and would leave bucking, snorting, and dragging the burro over the desert rocks. Days passed and the wild horse did everything to break the bonds that held him. The burro was the target of his rebellion.