Who can provide the English version of the following philosophical story? Thank you very much for your help!

A church in northern Europe is almost like Jesus being crucified, and its size is about the same as that of ordinary people. Because everything is requested, many people come here to pray and worship, especially the church that is almost crowded with people. There is a special janitor who has to watch Jesus cross every day. It is too harsh to deal with so many people. He hopes to share the hardships of Jesus. One day, he prayed to Jesus. Unexpectedly, he heard a voice say, "Well! Knock down your gatekeeper and crucify you, but no matter what you see or hear, don't say a word. "The gentleman thought it was simple. God bless Mr. Doorman who was crucified like God. It's as bitter as carving a life-almost, so I don't care about the people I admire. According to the previous practice, this gentleman is silent and silent, listening to the voices of believers. People prayed to them in droves, reasonable, unreasonable and strange. In spite of this, he tried not to speak, because he had to keep his previous promise. One day, a rich man, after praying, even forgot his wallet. He is just around the corner and really wants to invite the rich man back, but he can't say it. Then came a poor man with nothing to eat, and he prayed to Jesus to help him through the difficulties of life. When to leave that wallet, open it, all the money. I'm glad, poor man. Jesus is very good and responsive. Thank you very much for leaving. On the cross, Jesus disguised himself in his eyes and wanted to tell you this. However, he still kept back his promise. Next, a young man traveling by sea came to pray for Jesus' decline and peace. Just as he was leaving, the rich man rushed into the young man's skirt and asked him to pay back the money. unknown so, a young man, had a quarrel. This time, Jesus, disguised as a cross, could not speak, because it was clear that the rich would pretend to be Jesus to describe the poor, and the young people were eager to leave because they were afraid of not getting on. Jesus, disguised as a gatekeeper, pointed to the cross and said, "Come down! That position is unqualified. " The doorman said, "I'm telling the truth and justice, aren't I?" Jesus said, "Do you know? The rich are not short of money, but the money in his bag is used to prostitute, but the poor can restore the whole provincial family; Poor young man, his boat was sunk. "Sometimes we see the facts, the causes of our own problems, are obsessed with the facts they see, instead of considering them as a whole, and often make wrong judgments. In real life and work experience, position and vision, we often think that our ideas are the best and reject other people's suggestions, but this excessive self-confidence is also a factor that hinders our development. Lucky days are nothing, we believe that we have got it, no matter whether it is good or bad, it is the best arrangement. We should be grateful in good times and still be grateful in bad times.