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John the Baptist's testimony declaring Jesus the Son of God is followed by Jesus's baptism. Soon, Christ seeks solitude in the wilderness for 40 days and nights and experiences three temptations. John the Baptist is imprisoned by Herod.
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00:13To the heaven of the heavenly king, as each day is free we sing.
00:24Sing your Savior's worthy praise, for your sin is worth and worth.
00:44When Jesus of Nazareth was baptized by John the Baptist in the waters of the Jordan, he
00:50was filled with the Holy Spirit and led into the wilderness.
01:20The Lord has come with you.
01:22The Lord has come with you.
01:31The Lord has come with you.
02:17I can stay away from his work just so long.
02:20I should have started back to my farm a week ago.
02:22And I to my shop in Dothan.
02:24But...
02:25My brother will be needing me in our fishing boat, but I can't leave.
02:29Not now.
02:31If John was the Messiah, if he hadn't denied being the Messiah, I would stay on forever.
02:36But he did deny it.
02:37I heard him.
02:38We all did.
02:40As I said, if there was any hope that he was, well, even a prophet like Elijah...
02:46Now, why not wait a little longer?
02:47The Nazarene may come back.
02:49You heard what the Baptists said of him.
02:51No, I didn't.
02:52Only a dozen versions of what others say was heard from someone they know.
02:55I heard John say, there is one among you who is greater than I.
03:00I heard him say the Nazarene was the Lamb of God...
03:03who would take away all the sins of the world.
03:07You heard that yourself?
03:09As clearly as I hear you.
03:11Lamb of God.
03:13Lamb of God doesn't mean Messiah.
03:15The Baptist.
03:18Are you worried because you don't know him?
03:21Yes, but...
03:22I saw the Spirit descend as a dove from heaven and it remained on him.
03:27I myself did not know him.
03:30But he who sent me forth to baptize with water said to me,
03:34He on whom you see the Spirit descend and remain,
03:38this is he who baptizes with the Holy Spirit.
03:42And I have seen and borne witness.
03:49This is the Son of God.
03:51Son of God.
03:53If he is what you say,
03:57isn't his mission among men?
04:00Then why has he gone into the wild lands where there are no men?
04:04Yes, why?
04:05When will he come back?
04:06Did he tell you?
04:07No, he did not tell me.
04:09When the voice of the Lord first called me to be his servant,
04:12I too went into the wilderness.
04:15To be near God?
04:18Yes.
04:19And to be sure that you really heard Jehovah's voice?
04:24Oh, no, I was sure of that.
04:27No, to be sure of myself.
04:31Of my own worth and fitness.
04:35A man so summoned cannot doubt the call.
04:39Only his own mortal weaknesses and frailties.
04:45He must make very sure of himself.
04:55And during 40 days and 40 nights,
04:59he ate nothing and he hungered.
05:18A man I used to bear.
05:18It was his fault.
05:19I have to tell you of his own lovely name.
05:19When you asked him,
05:19you will be his sister and your wife.
05:19You are more of yourself.
05:19And he is your daughter.
05:20So I have to take care of himself.
05:20And I have to tell you of myself.
05:20How is he doing?
05:21Well, I have to tell you of myself.
05:21And I have to tell you of my little girl.
05:26I have to tell you of my girl and my girl.
05:38THE END
06:23And the tempter came to him, saying,
06:25If you are the Son of God, command these stones to become loaves of bread.
06:37It is written,
06:38Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceeds from the mouth of God.
06:48And the tempter took him to the holy city, and they looked down upon it from a pinnacle of the
06:53temple.
06:54And the voice said,
06:56If you are the Son of God, throw yourself down.
07:00For it is written, He will give His angels charge of you.
07:05And on their hands they will bear you up, lest you strike your foot against the stone.
07:17Again it is written,
07:19You shall not tempt the Lord your God.
07:38And the tempter took Him to a high mountain,
07:40and showed Him the kingdoms of the world and the glory of them,
07:44and said to Him,
07:45All these will I give you, if you will fall down and worship me.
07:51Be God, Satan.
07:54For it is written,
07:57You shall worship the Lord your God,
08:00and Him only shall you serve.
08:02You shall worship the Lord your God,
08:32You shall worship the Lord your God,
08:38And the Father will believe in the Lord your God,
08:42And the Lord our God,
08:47Because he have began,
08:59and the angels of the Lord
08:59They shall worship the Lord,
09:11It was two, uh, maybe three weeks ago, horsemen, a whole troop.
09:18They tied his hands, flung him on a horse, and rode off with him.
09:24Herod's men.
09:26Did they take him toward Tiberias?
09:28No, south.
09:31To Machairis.
09:33That's what the followers figured.
09:36If only he had gone a little farther away, into the Decapolis, or the Transjordan, or he hadn't spoken so
09:45sharp about the Queen.
09:46He's a good man, and a brave one.
09:49A great man.
09:52No greater was ever born a woman.
09:54Yes.
09:55Well, uh, I'm off for Agilonne, if you're heading that way.
10:00No.
10:03No.
10:03No, my path leads to Galilee.
10:09Galilee.
10:27Meanwhile, in the fortress of Machairis.
10:34I am merely fulfilling the word given me by the Lord Jehovah.
10:38You've been stirring up the people, causing discontent, disturbance.
10:42Would you not shout out if you saw a blind man walking to the rim of a precipice?
10:45If you'd kept to your baptizing and preaching of Jehovah, you'd be a free man now.
10:50But you, you had to proclaim judgment against me, my wife, the whole Herodian line.
10:56A ruler should set an example for his people of humility, reverence, devotion to God.
11:02Have you forgotten it was my father that built the temple?
11:06And never entered it.
11:07A king has a thousand demands on his time.
11:11Neither my father, my brothers, nor myself have ever interfered with the scribes, the priests, the temple.
11:17Not even with you, you shouter of doom.
11:21We've been more than tolerant.
11:23A man does not serve God by ignoring his commands.
11:26That seems to be the way you serve me.
11:29I am your king, you know.
11:31I seek to serve you.
11:33Oh!
11:34But the greatest service I can render any man, be he king or slave,
11:39by calling on him to repent his sins before it is too late.
11:43Sins, sins, sins.
11:45Can't you ever talk of anything but sins?
11:46Particularly my sins?
11:49Shouting insults, treasonous insults, the length of Jordan,
11:52turning my people against me.
11:54If your people no longer respect you,
11:57I am not the man to blame.
12:00Then who is the guilty one?
12:02Name him.
12:03I'll imprison him instead.
12:13My father would have had you strangled months ago.
12:17You know that, don't you?
12:20Archelaus would have spitted you over a slow fire.
12:23If I dealt with you as my wife wants me to.
12:29But I respect your courage.
12:33I believe you really think these things that you say about repentance and all that.
12:39Possibly the Lord did give you certain things to do.
12:48But you can't do them from a prison cell, can you?
12:54Though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death,
12:58the Lord is with me.
12:59Yes, yes.
13:00But suppose you had your freedom.
13:01You could carry out your work better, couldn't you?
13:04Perhaps.
13:05Well, I don't want to stand in your way.
13:08But I can't have you denouncing me and my wife as you have been doing.
13:12So give me your promise to speak respectfully of my household
13:16or say nothing at all and you're a free man.
13:20I will gladly speak well of you to whoever will listen.
13:24If you will repent, truly repent, and cast out that woman Herodias.
13:30But I am married to her.
13:32It was no marriage.
13:33She is your brother's wife.
13:35It is not lawful for you to have her.
13:37I am the king.
13:38I make my own laws.
13:41You, like every man, will have to answer to the Lord.
13:46Guard, guard!
13:51Take that man and throw him into a dungeon.
14:11Behold the king, Herod Antipas.
14:16Petrarch of all Galilee.
14:21Pouring his courage.
14:23Too late, as usual.
14:26At least I don't slink behind draperies.
14:28He's eavesdropping like a scullion maid.
14:30I did no hiding when I was wed to Philip.
14:34He was a man, not a cringing, superstitious fool.
14:38Afraid of a half-demented wild man from the hills.
14:41I'm not afraid of him.
14:42No.
14:42No.
14:43It's a political matter.
14:45These accursed followers of his, they...
14:47Oh?
14:49It's an unarmed rebel that you fear.
14:51I don't fear this.
14:54I've heard all I want to on this matter.
14:56No doubt.
15:03You, the king.
15:06You'd rather plead with him, bargain with him.
15:09After all the things he said of me.
15:11The shame he brought on my name.
15:14He'll have no audience in the dungeon.
15:17He won't need one.
15:18Now, when the word gets out that he lives,
15:22and it will get out, you know it will,
15:25men will say,
15:27Herod fears to kill him because he spoke the truth.
15:32Nonsense.
15:46You do think so.
15:50That's what you fear.
15:53That he really is a man sent by God.
16:00Oh, you fool.
16:04You drunken, craven fool.
16:33That he's a man sent by God.
16:37We've done nothing but strain water through our nets.
16:40To the south, the middle, and here.
16:42How about trying the north end tomorrow?
16:45Not us.
16:45We wasted a whole morning there.
16:48Well, fish or no fish, the nets have to be hung.
16:52Andrew.
16:55Andrew.
16:56Huh?
16:57Yes?
16:57The nets, remember?
16:59Oh, sure.
17:03That walk back from the Jordan must be gone.
17:05He wants to warn you off.
17:06You've been half asleep ever since.
17:09No.
17:11No, just thinking.
17:13That John fellow?
17:14Mm-hmm.
17:16If only you could have heard him.
17:17Just once.
17:18One day he'll come to Galilee.
17:21Escape from Achirus?
17:22Or be released?
17:24Not while Herod Antipas lives.
17:27Even if he does get away,
17:29he'll likely head toward Philip's territory, not Herod's.
17:32Not if Isaiah's prophecy is fulfilled.
17:34I had Shalia read it to me again last night.
17:38The land of Zebulun.
17:39The land of Naphtali.
17:41Towards the sea.
17:43Across the Jordan.
17:45Galilee of the Gentiles.
17:47The people who sat in darkness
17:49have seen a great light.
17:52And for those who sat in the region in shadow of death,
17:55light is dawn.
17:58That could mean, well, something else.
18:01Not just the Baptist.
18:02No.
18:03No, it must mean him.
18:05The fire.
18:06The sureness that he had.
18:07It was...
18:08It was like a light.
18:10Like a great flame burning inside of him.
18:13Well, let's hope it does mean him.
18:16That it does come true.
18:18It will.
18:19It must.
18:39Hello.
18:40Good day, Andrew.
18:42You know my name.
18:44I saw your brother Jordan.
18:50Simon.
18:50You're the Nazarene.
18:52Simon.
18:54Simon, come here.
18:58Well?
18:59This is the man from Nazareth.
19:01The one who went into the wilderness.
19:04Oh, the carpenter.
19:05No more.
19:07No longer will I work with wood.
19:10Now my work is with mankind.
19:13This is my brother, Simon Bar Jonas.
19:17Simon.
19:17Just what work is it you do with men?
19:21I bring them hope.
19:23New hope.
19:24For the kingdom of God is close at hand.
19:27And his forgiveness ready for all who repent and truly believe.
19:33That's what the Baptist meant when he said,
19:36one who comes after me.
19:38You.
19:39You're carrying on his work.
19:41He made quite an impression on my brother.
19:44You set quite a task for yourself.
19:46Is there anything I can do?
19:48I mean, anything we can do to help you?
19:49Teaching and preaching's not our line.
19:51Won't you be our guest in our house while you're here?
19:53I'll be honored.
19:55Well, it's no palace.
19:57We're not landowners.
19:58We're just fishermen.
20:00Follow me.
20:02And I will make you fishers of men.
20:26See you soon,
20:34and on the Sabbath he spoke in the synagogue at Capernaum and they were
20:38astonished at his teaching truly truly I say to you he who hears my word and
20:47believes him who sent me has eternal life he does not come into judgment but
20:55has passed from death to life truly truly I say to you the hour is coming and
21:04now is when the dead will hear the voice of the Son of God and those who hear
21:11will live
21:15there he is I see him I see him I know you I know you you filthy Nazarene murder killer
21:27destroyer
21:32what have you to do with us Jesus of Nazareth you've come to destroy us I know who you
21:39are you holy one of God be silent come out of him
22:06look up
22:18rise stand upon your feet
22:26master
22:29master
22:32and all who saw were amazed and reports of Jesus of Nazareth spread throughout the
22:38city yeah Gemma the madman the big fellow he's staying with Andrew and Simon they
22:45say he cured Simon's mother-in-law of the fever just by touching her hand I don't
22:52care for sorcery or not I'm taking my boy to him as soon as the sun sets and the
22:58Sabbath ends and as sundown ended the Sabbath they brought to him all who were
23:03sick or lame or possessed until it seemed the whole city was gathered together
23:18about the door
23:19more in there plenty
23:20plenty
23:23where did they all come from
23:26hard to realize that there's so many sick people in capranium and a hundred even two hundred more outside the
23:31gate
23:32you know what a day this has been
23:36Andrew
23:38how long have you known this man Jesus since you have
23:41no longer
23:43I saw him at the Jordan but I didn't get a chance to meet him
23:47when we went for the bench we heard some men talking saying his power
23:52curing the madman healing these people
23:55that it was
23:56black magic
23:57the devil's sorcery
23:59sorcery
24:00sorcery
24:00nonsense
24:03the devil brings evil not good
24:05even an unlettered man knows that
24:08oh
24:08yes I guess so
24:10you know it's so
24:12you're educated
24:13what do you think of him
24:15I
24:16I trust him
24:18you
24:21completely
24:31I don't understand it
24:33I can't explain it even to myself
24:35but the way I feel about him
24:38I'm just a fisherman
24:40I feel at home among men like ourselves
24:44but not with scribes and teachers
24:46men with great knowledge
24:51yet this Nazarene reads the Torah as easily as any scribe
24:55speaks with the sureness of a priest
24:59he knows more than any man I've ever met
25:03still I like him
25:06yes I
25:07I like him
25:30on the following morning as the sun rose over the mountains on the far shore of the Galilee and sea
25:36a man left Capernaum by the
25:38the western gate, seeking solitude in the lonely hills.
25:53Is it morning already?
25:55Must be, the sun is up.
25:56I thought I'd never get to sleep last night.
25:59I kept thinking about the Nazarene.
26:01What's all that noise?
26:03Crowd outside, trying to get in the gate.
26:08I hope they haven't awakened him.
26:11Let's go and see.
26:17Morning, Myra.
26:18Good morning.
26:19Breakfast ready?
26:20Not yet. Good morning, Andrew.
26:21And to you.
26:22Oh, those people.
26:24Don't they know our guest needs his rest?
26:26I shall quiet them.
26:28Andrew, wait.
26:29The healer isn't sleeping. He's gone.
26:31Gone?
26:32Gone where?
26:33When?
26:34Oh, Irby, before daybreak.
26:36Are you sure?
26:36Yes.
26:37As I came to kindle the fire, he was leaving by the gate.
26:40But why?
26:41I don't know.
26:42He didn't speak to me.
26:43I don't think he saw me.
26:45Did you say something to him last night?
26:47Only that he was more than welcome.
26:50Guest doesn't just leave without a reason.
26:53Your mother, she's always complaining.
26:56Simon, he cured her fever.
26:59Yes.
27:02Well, someone must have said something.
27:04I was the one who invited him.
27:06Whatever it was, we've got to find him.
27:08Go to your brother's house and ask them to start searching the city.
27:11We'll get James and John and cover the hills.
27:33I just saw Billy.
27:37What?
27:56We're all right.
27:58Disg neighbors!
28:00Why'd you slip away from the house this morning?
28:03Anyone in my family said anything to annoy you?
28:06No, no, they were most gracious.
28:07You're sure?
28:08Of course, I'm sure.
28:11Then why did you come up here?
28:14To be alone.
28:16To think and meditate.
28:20Are you finished?
28:24Yes.
28:26We better get back.
28:27Everyone's been searching for you.
28:28People have been clamoring outside our gates since sunrise, demanding to see you.
28:32Well, shall we start?
28:32Not to Capernaum, James.
28:35The whole city's waiting for you.
28:37Let us go on to the other towns, that I may preach there also.
28:44Rabbi, if you were looking for a catcher of fish, it would be different.
28:48I'll haul a net or draw an oar with any man.
28:52But to talk to people, help you preach.
28:57Take these Zebedees.
28:59They're smart, educated, even if they do work in their father's boat.
29:02Or my brother, Andrew.
29:04He's thought of nothing but religion since he heard that John the Baptist fellow.
29:08They'll fit into your plans.
29:11But a fellow like me...
29:13You said you wanted to come with me.
29:16I did.
29:19I did.
29:23Then come, you will.
29:29And so began the first Galilean mission, bringing a new light to those who had sat in darkness.
29:35Michael是不是.
29:36Goodbye.
29:47Bye-bye.
29:48Bye-bye.
29:49Oh, I lost the 1992's.