In the year 1966, I was a cadet in the Military Technical College in Cairo. In the week end vacation I got on the train to visit the village of my birth root. The train suffered some troubles in the road and I reached the center of the village at 11 pm. There was no traffic to the village and the long dark road couldn't be possibly walked. So I went to the police station and the policeman on the door allowed me to enter. As I was in the military uniform the chief welcomed me,
" Yes!"
"I have come to visit my relatives," I said. " But the train was late and there is no means to carry me to them. Please make a phone to the mare of Coffer Naverat to tell my uncles to bring me a donkey or camel."
"What is the names of your uncles there?" he asked.
"The family of Al Sayed Badawy." I said.
" Okay, wait a little on this chair," he said. "I will communicate with the house of the mare."
"Thanks!" I said and sat down on a long chair in the room. The chief made the phone and it seemed that the house of the mare had received the request. The time went on very slow waiting my uncles to come with a donkey or camel. It seemed that I was very exhausted and I fell into sleep. After about two hours I heard,
"Wake up!" said the Chief. " Your uncles at the door waiting for you."
"Thank you very much." I said. I stood up and shook his hand," Peace be with you."
When I went out of the police station I was surprised to see my uncle Ahmed and Sobhey standing beside a car smiling toward me. We hugged each other in great welcoming. It was the first time for them to see me in the military uniform. In that time the military men were powerful in Egypt. It was the time of the president Nasser before the defeat of Egypt before Israel. So my uncle Ahmed said," Your visiting to us will rise our heads in the village. Get in the car!"
The car took about half an hour to reach its target. All my relatives received me with great pleasure. Some of them got up from sleeping to hug me. There were many souls in that meeting. Do I need to tell that this reaction reminds with the victorious entry of Jesus into Jerusalem. In the Old Testament the prophet wrote," Jerusalem, Look! Your king is coming riding a donkey." That came true by Jesus. He instructed his friend to get him a donkey from a person he defined. Now the reaction promoted the action and the donkey was replaced by a car. It gives the inspiration that the visit to Jerusalem in this age will be with the airplane.