Zeiglar, Test of Faith

Her children had been taken back to their room and placed under the care of guards to prevent any aide being given to their Mother. The three kittens huddled together and spent time in prayer for their beloved Mom. They hugged each other, claimed Rhianna’s deliverance, and although they desired to stay up through the night in prayer...they fell into a deep sleep. Although Rhianna is the one wrongly accused and in the process of her own execution; her thoughts, her concerns, and her prayers are for the king first, her children second, Guran third, and lastly herself.

The villains stood by with smirks plastered to their faces; which they turn into pitiful frowns whenever the king looked their way. As far as they were concerned their plot could not have worked out any better. By the following morning they would have evidence of their worst enemy’s death and would follow it with the deaths of her children and then Guran’s. So it was no small wonder that the villains retired to their quarters, ate a congratulatory meal, and went to bed happy with the thoughts of how easily they had destroyed their enemy. No doubt they dreamt of all they money they were going to steal.

Rhianna stand steadfast in her belief in the Lord God. She refuses to make any statement of apology to those who have accused her or even beg for her life. Her life or death is totally within the hands of the Lord of all creation. As king orders Rhianna lowered into the hole leading down into the eight foot deep crocodiles’’ pit; the king again speaks words of encouragement to Rhianna.

Some of the crocodiles were climbing up the lower wall, while others were jumping upward, and still others simply waited. The twelve and some fourteen foot long crocodiles roared with their need for food. Their roars were hear for almost a mile away. Several of the crocodiles were hissing warning to the other crocodiles warning of their intention to have first bite.

Now some of the crocodiles began fighting over which one would get the small morsel being lowered down into their nasty pit. Rhianna closed her eyes and prayed for God’s will. Back in the throne room there was no doubt the king reminded himself of the way his trusted men tricked him many times during the night Rhianna spent in the pit of crocodiles. (Loosely based on Daniel 5: 31, Daniel 6:1-27)

Will Rhianna become the crocodiles’ snack?

Will the evil doers continue with their well laid plans to destroy the kittens and finally the king’s once well trusted Guran?

If so will God save the children or Guran?

Or will the Lord of all creation help Rhianna?