A Teacher's Story: How Much Does Faith Need?

He brought a grain of wheat over to a king like a chicken egg.

 The king ordered the elderly man to call him to ask if he remembered whether there was such

 a large grain in his day. They barely brought it to the old man, who was walking with crutches.

 The king asked him about the wheat, but he replied:

- There was no such wheat in my time. Ask my dad.

The father comes, an old man with a crutch, sees wheat and says:

- There was no such wheat in my time. Ask my dad.

The father comes, a healthy, good-natured old man, without crutches, looked at the wheat and said:

- Yes, such a grain grew in my time, with such food.

The king asked the old man:

- Why do you, the eldest of all, walk so straight and without crutches, and your son with one crutch,

 and your grandson with two?

The old man replied:

The king asked the old man:

- Did you buy the grain with money?

The old man told him:

- There was no money in our time. We cultivated it and shared one with another so that everyone

 could produce it. This is done with faith.