What are Proverbs and Quotes?
Origin The battle between two neighboring tribes has ended. Many of the warriors didn’t return to their village and never will. Women and children are crying as they fear the worse. The chief of the village calls a meeting of his advisors. They listen to the details of the fighting from a terrified and blood soaked warrior, who is humiliated by the disastrous defeat. No one predicted this outcome because the warriors from the neighboring tribe were not known for their courage or for the strength of their forces. The chief of the tribe, renowned for his wisdom, was angry as he addressed the men who had survived the battle. In a controlled voice, the chief chides them for their lack of leadership by saying, “An army of deer led by a lion is more fearsome than any army of lions led by a deer.” (Greece) A statement like the one above made an impact on the people, and the people remembered it. In the beginning, a voice was heard from the creator of heaven and earth, and then from the lips o
