What is the moral in the Gingerbread Man?

Answer 1

The spiritual lesson is that we can run from alot of things...but sooner or later we will get caught. Sometimes we have a gingerbread man mentality thinking that we are too fast, too smart, for our own good. But just like this gingerbread man who ran from his maker and although he did not get caught...we have a maker who is God...we can run from Him for so long but eventually He will catch up to us.

We run from responsiblilities; run from things that make us afraid; we run from confrontation;but in the end...in order to conquer the things that we are running from, we must confront them or they will continue to conquer you. Quit running and confront the things which have us afraid.

Dont live in fear and defeat any longer. Confront your fears and free yourself today.

Answer 2

The Gingerbread Man is a children's tale that has been told for many years. The moral of the story is that, in the end, you may think you know best but should always be on your guard.
Always be nice to people who prepare your food.

Answer 3

The moral of the story "The Gingerbread Man" is that pride comes before a fall. The Gingerbread Man's arrogance and boastful attitude ultimately lead to his downfall when he is outsmarted by the sly fox. It teaches the lesson of not underestimating others and being humble.

Answer 4

im looking for the same answer but one moral is "Don't talk to strangers" cuz well...nobody likes being eaten, ok?

Answer 5

Uh. Don't be a smarty Pants or you'll get eaten???

Answer 6

The gingerbread man ran away

Answer 7

never run away from your owner orelse you can get lost