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The Tale of Ferdinand: Lessons on Treating Enemies Kindly

Explore the 1936 story of Ferdinand, who challenges beliefs on enemy treatment. Delve into animal similes and biblical teachings on loving enemies. Draw parallels with real-life figures like Martin Luther King and Mahatma Gandhi. Witness Ferdinand’s encounter with rival El Primero.

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The Tale of Ferdinand: Lessons on Treating Enemies Kindly

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  1. Ferdinand How should we treat our enemies?

  2. The story of Ferdinand (1936)

  3. Animal Similes 1 As (adjective) as a (animal) proud dead sick stubborn dodo parrot mule peacock

  4. Animal Similes 1: Answers As (adjective) as a (animal) proud dead sick stubborn dodo parrot mule peacock

  5. Animal Similes 2 As (adjective) as a (animal) blind gentle quiet busy bee mouse bat lamb

  6. Animal Similes 2: Answers As (adjective) as a (animal) blind gentle quiet busy bee mouse bat lamb

  7. Animal Similes 3 As (adjective) as a (animal) brave sly slow strong fox bull lion snail

  8. Animal Similes 3: Answers As (adjective) as a (animal) brave sly slow strong fox bull lion snail

  9. Ferdinand and Nina

  10. Ferdinand the monster

  11. Enemies

  12. Luke 6:27-28 ‘I say to you who are listening to me, love your enemies. Do good to those who hate you. Ask God to bless those who say bad things to you. Pray for those who are cruel to you.’

  13. Martin Luther King and Mahatma Gandhi

  14. Ferdinand v. El Primero

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