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King Solomon’s Vase

King Solomon was so wise and just that God gave him mastery over all spirits and demons, as well as the wholeof the animal kingdom.
Now the
Queen of Sneba wanted to know if the tales of Solomon's
extraordinary powers were true, so she sent him an envoy with a
vase.


“Can
you guess,” asked the envoy,
what is inside this vase?” A spirit whis­pered
the answer Into King Solomon's
ear
and he replied, “Two precious
stones, a pearl and an
emerald.”


“Look
carefully,” said the envoy.
“There is a minute hole in each
stone.
Can
you pass a thread through these holes?” A
demon told the king the
name of the best jewel cutter in the whole
world, but even he could not
perform such a feat, and it looked as though
it was, in fact, impossible to
pass
a thread through such tiny holes.


Eventually
there came a small voice
from the ground. “May I help your majesty?”
It was a tiny worm, which
took
the thread in its mouth, entered
the
hole in the pearl, emerged from
the
other side, and then did the same
with the emerald.


When
she heard of this, the Queen
of
Sheba realised that no ruler could
stand against a king who
had not only demons and spirits, but even worms at his command. She went at
once to
pay homage to King
Solomon.

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