Story of THE WISE JUDGE

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Develop the following points to a story.

Points: two women claimed over a child-came to King Solomon's court-both strong in their claims-the King ordered his servant to cut the child into two one woman agreed- the other cried out-King gave the child to real mother.

THE WISE JUDGE

(In the heart of the kingdom, a dispute arose between two women.)Once two women were quarrelling over a child. Each claimed the child as her own. As the matter could not be settled, they came to King Solomon's court. The king was famous for his wisdom. He told the women to tell the truth. But it was in vain. Then the king ordered his servant to cut the child into two equal halves and give each woman a part. "Don't cut the child," cried out one of the women, "let her have the child." The other woman kept quiet. The king understood who the real mother was. He gave the weeping mother her child, He punished the other woman.

Moral: Wit is strength.

The Wise Judge

In the heart of the kingdom, a dispute arose between two women, each vehemently claiming a child as her own. Unable to resolve the matter, they sought justice from the renowned King Solomon, known for his unparalleled wisdom. As the conflicting tales persisted, King Solomon, undeterred, devised a decisive plan. He commanded his servant to cut the child into equal halves, intending to grant each woman a portion.

A tense silence filled the court until one woman, fueled by genuine maternal instinct, cried out, "Don't cut the child! Let her have the child." The true mother revealed herself through her selfless plea. The other woman remained silent, exposing her deceit. Recognizing the authentic bond between mother and child, King Solomon, in his sagacity, awarded the weeping woman custody of her beloved child. Justice prevailed, demonstrating that true wisdom is a potent force.

Moral: Wit is strength.