Because God loved the world so much that he gave his son his only son, so that not
all the people would believe in him, because he was the ruler of the world.
Two thousand years ago, there lived a Jew in the Land of Israel, who put a seal on
the whole world.
The words of his seal gave hope to the lives of millions of people on the face of
the earth, from every race, language, and nation.
Who was this man?
Why is he considered by many to be the greatest spiritual leader in history?
Why do the lives of his followers change?
Did many of the prophecies of the Bible come true?
Or was it just a coincidence?
The film Yeshua presents the story of this unique figure, according to the faithful
testimony of Lucas, a doctor and historian of the first century.
In the days of the kingdom of the Roman emperor Augustus, and of Hordus,
king of Judea, the angel Gabriel was sent from God to the city of Nazareth,
which is in Galilee, to a woman named Miriam.
Do not be afraid, Miriam, for I have found you before God, and I will give birth to a
son, and I will give birth to a daughter, and her name will be Yeshua.
A son?
I am paralyzed.
May the Holy Spirit be with you, and may the glory of God be with you.
Therefore, the Son of God will be called the Holy One.
Miriam hurried to one of the caves of Judah.
She entered the house of Elisheva, which she saw in the distance.
Elisheva!
Miriam!
Hello, Miriam.
Blessed are you among all women, and blessed is the child that you bear in
your womb.
When I heard the blessings of your mouth, my son jumped near me, and he jumped and
ran.
May the Lord be with you, and bless you, my soul.
I said, My holy God, I have always been jealous of my father.
Since you were a virgin, all the generations have spoken against me.
Hear us, all the children of Nazareth.
This is the commandment of the Caesar Augustus.
Every woman and every man must, on behalf of all the inhabitants of the
Galilee and of the tribe of Judah, command each man in the city of his birth.
Here, Pundak, everything is full.
You see, I don't see Mithal Alon anywhere here.
And Joseph, who was from the city of David, went from the Galilee to the city
of David, which is called Bethlehem, to command his wife Miriam, and she
disappeared.
But they did not find a place to live in Bethlehem, so they sent me to Achsen in
the city of Adalah.
In the same land of Hevel, there were shepherds who went to the field and kept
watch over them at night.
Suddenly, an angel appeared to them, and the glory of the Lord was around them.
Do not be afraid, for today the Messiah is born to you in the city of David.
He is the Messiah, the Lord.
They hurried and found the baby lying in a manger.
When they saw him, they heard what had been said to them about the birth of this
child, the birth of the Messiah from a virgin.
When the baby was eight days old, and the time had come to meet him,
they called his name Yeshua, and they went up to Jerusalem to present him to the Lord
as it was written in the Torah.
There was a righteous man in the temple, whose name was Shimon.
The Holy Spirit revealed to him that he would not see death until he saw the
Messiah, the Lord.
Call your servant in peace, as you have spoken, for he has seen your Yeshua.
And Israel will rejoice in your people, for this child has been chosen by God.
Bless him always with mercy.
After they had fulfilled everything according to the Torah of Moses,
they returned to Galilee, to the city of Nazareth.
When they had gone up to Yeshua for twelve years, he went with them to Jerusalem,
as was customary on the holiday of Pesach.
During the days they went their way again, but Yeshua remained in Jerusalem.
They did not know his whereabouts.
They returned to Jerusalem in search of him.
After three days, they found him in the temple, and he was sitting among the
teachers.
He heard them, and asked them his question.
Who is the boy who asks such questions?
Forgive my son's impatience.
I am sure he has learned a lot, and according to the teachers he will
learn.
And all his ears were filled with his wisdom and his answers.
Son, why did you do this to us?
Here is your father and your uncle.
We searched for you with great care.
Why did you search for me?
Did you not know that I was to be your father's servant?
He went down with them, and came to Nazareth, and added to his wisdom,
to his stature, and so on, before God and man.
In the year 15, under the rule of King Tiberius, there was Pontius Pilate,
king of Judea, Hordeus, king of Galilee, and Canaan and Caiaphas, the great
priests.
At the same time, God spoke to John the Baptist in the desert.
John went to every corner of Jordan and proclaimed the prayer of repentance for
the forgiveness of sins.
Repent in repentance!
Repent!
And God will forgive you for all your sins.
This is how it is written in the book of Isaiah.
And the prophet Isaiah said, This is the word of God.
Everything that happens in the desert, follow the path of the Lord, and follow
His commandments.
Every tree will bear fruit, and every mountain and hill will bear fruit.
And He will make a way for you, and He will make a way for you.
And all flesh will see together the coming of our God.
What should we do?
Yes, tell us, what should we do?
Listen carefully to what I say.
What do you want us to do?
Help us, how should we go?
Whoever has two little children, give one of the two to the one who does
not have.
And whoever has no food, give one to the one who does not have.
Teacher, we are in need of food.
What should we do?
Do not give more than what is given to you.
And what should we do?
You are men of the army.
Be careful, and do not starve anyone.
And do not be angry with anyone, as you did.
And what is your reward?
It is the reward of your service.
Tell us, are you the Messiah?
I sanctified you with water.
The man that is stronger than me will come.
That which I have gathered from the mountain, I have laid on him.
He will sanctify you with the Holy Spirit and fire,
In the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.
The Lord said to him, Give to you this kingdom and its glory, for it is in my
hand, and I will give it to you when it is destroyed.
And if you repent before me, all will be yours.
For it is written, Repent only to your Lord God, and worship only my Lord.
Satan brought him to Jerusalem, put him on the altar of the temple,
and said to him, If you are the Son of God, cast yourself down.
For it is written, If the Lord be with you, he will keep you in all your ways.
And on your foreheads he will put a stone on your feet.
And he was told, Do not try your Lord God.
And he came to the city of Nazareth, the city where he grew up.
And he was called Rabbi.
Shalom.
And on the Sabbath he went to the synagogue.
It was time to read the Gospel of Isaiah the prophet.
I would like to read what the prophet wrote.
I would like to read
what the prophet wrote.
This is what the prophet wrote.
The things that we heard, from the eyes of us that you are the Messiah.
Only the Messiah will carry out the writing.
There is no doubt that you will say to me, Repent, cast yourself down.
And you will add to me, Do also in the city the things that were done in the
village of Nahum.
Amen, I say to you.
There is no prophet willing in his city.
In these words Jesus spoke about being the Messiah, who came to call the people.
But they did not accept him as the Messiah.
They arose, took him out, and led him to the mountain, to cast him down.
But he passed among them, and went away.
He went down to the city of Nahum, and stayed there on the Sabbath.
On those days the Roman occupation destroyed his hand, and the people cried
out to the Messiah, so that he might be exalted.
Peace be upon you.
Peace be upon you, Rabbi.
Will you take me to your boat, Simon?
If you will.
One time he told them an example, because there were many people there who
believed in themselves, because they were righteous, and then to others.
Jesus, speak to us.
Once two people went to the temple to pray.
One was a carpenter, a carpenter.
And a reaper.
The second man stood at the side, and prayed.
My lord, I thank you, that I am not like the rest of the people, that I will not be
like the rest of the people, and not like that shepherd.
I broke my loan from my own money, and a few times a week I would be robbed.
But the shepherd stood far away, and did not hesitate to see heaven.
And his heart cried,
What do you say to us?
We will do as you say.
Jacob!
Yohanan!
Jacob!
Yohanan!
Bring your fire and help us!
Hurry!
We can't!
Our hands are full!
I sin very much.
I ask you not to come near me.
Do not be afraid, my son.
From now on, you will also touch people.
Listen to me, and prepare your souls, and the covenant of the world will be made
clear to you, O faithful disciples of David.
Call upon the Lord in His presence, and call Him in His nearness.
He will leave His way, and He will leave His thoughts, and He will return to the
Lord, and He will have mercy on Him, and to our God, for there is much
forgiveness.
Here He comes!
Look!
Jesus!
Anna, Jesus, save my daughter!
Have mercy!
You can help her!
She is a thief!
Anna!
My daughter is only twelve years old!
Anna, have mercy!
Be careful, Jair!
Be careful!
Help me!
Your daughter is dead!
Anna, save the Lord!
Anna, look!
Amen, and your daughter will be healed.
Why are you crying?
I have no tears in my life.
Why are you crying?
My daughter...
Get up.
Give her something to eat.
I will give you the rest of the food.
Do not tell anyone.
In his absence, he saw a man from the tribe of Levi sitting in the house of
Meches, and his name was Matai.
Come with me.
At that time, he went out to the mountain to pray.
All night long, he prayed to God.
And in the morning light, he called to him his disciples.
He chose twelve of them, and called them messengers.
He chose Shimon, whom he also called Kepha.
He chose Andrei, his brother.
He chose Jacob.
He chose Yohanan.
He chose Philippos.
He chose Bar Talmai.
He chose Matai.
He chose Tomah.
He chose Jacob the son of Halphai.
And he chose Shimon, the son of Hakanai.
He chose Judah, the son of Jacob.
And he chose Judah, the son of Ishcriot, whom he sealed.
He chose the sons of the Spirit, because they have the kingdom of heaven.
He chose those who are hungry, because they will be full.
He chose you who are weeping, because you will laugh.
He chose you, because if they hate you, they will curse you and destroy you.
And they will give you a bad name, because of the son of Adam.
They will be filled with joy on that day, because you will have a great reward in
heaven.
This is what your fathers did to the prophets.
16, 17, 18, 19, 20.
I don't have any more.
What do you mean you don't have any more?
Oh, you rich people, because you have already received your reward.
Did you hear that?
He doesn't want to be rich.
Oh, you who are laughing now, because you will be full and will weep.
Oh, you who are cursed by the people, because this is what your fathers did to
the prophets.
But to you who hear, I say, love your enemies.
Love your enemies, and avoid your enemies, and be pious to your enemies.
If a man will hate you for your behavior, give him the second sentence.
The one who takes away your property, do not deprive him of your property as
well.
Give to all who ask of you.
And if a man takes away your property, your property will not be taken away.
Do to him only what you want him to do to you.
If you love only your property, do not deprive him of it.
If you love only your property, what right do you have to stand up for it?
If the guilty do not love their loved ones, if you are good to those who are
good to you, what right do you have to stand up for it?
The guilty also do this, do they not?
How can you touch her?
How can you speak to her?
It is terrible!
No.
Love your enemies, and be good to them, and do not expect anything in return from
them.
Your reward will be great, and you will be called sons of God.
For he is good to those who are good, and also to the wicked.
Be merciful, as your Father was merciful.
Stop us, Jesus!
Stop us!
Do not judge, and they will not judge you.
If you do not sin, they will not sin against you.
Forgive, and they will forgive you.
Guide us in your way, Lord.
Give, and she will give to you.
For in the measure that you give, she will give to you.
Can a blind man guide a blind man?
Would they not both fall into the pit?
Why do you see the cup in the eye of your brother, and not the cup in your eye?
Rabbi, guide us!
Rabbi, where will you help us?
To the lions of the womb, which have driven you and the lions of them that you
have raised.
The lions of the womb hear the word of God, and they keep it.
Would you like to know this man?
Do you think this is the Messiah?
One of the Pharisees asked Jesus to go with him.
And he went into the house of the Pharisee and sat there.
Blessed be you, dear children.
Good night to you.
Go!
It is not easy to raise children.
What is she doing here?
I do not know.
What is she doing?
If there was a prophet, he would know who the woman he touched was.
He does not know what she drank because she was thirsty.
I do not know.
Shimon, I know who he is.
I will tell you what he is.
For a certain man there were two cattle.
One had to pay five hundred, and the other fifty.
Because they could not pay him, he left them both on the field.
Which of them loved him more?
I think that he left him on a larger field.
Indeed.
Do you see this woman?
I came to your house, and you did not give me water on my feet.
But she washed her tears on my feet, and her hair was white.
You did not give me a kiss.
But she did not refuse to kiss my feet.
You did not wipe my head with oil.
But she wiped my feet with balsam oil.
And I say to you, forgive her many sins, for she loved you very much.
Forgive her many sins, for she loved you very much.
After this, Jesus passed from city to city, when he declared and spoke about the
kingdom of God.
The twelve were with him, and also some women who were healed from evil spirits.
Miriam, the so-called Magdalene, and Yohanan, the son of Cusa, who was the
head of the household of Hortus, and Shoshanna.
But Hortus, the chief minister of Rome in Galilee, sent Yohanan the Magdalene to
prison, because Yohanan had forced the marriage of Hortus to his brother's wife.
Indeed.
On our way to Naim, near the gate of the city, people passed by us on a journey to
the sea.
Yohanan was the only son of his mother, Almanah.
When Jesus saw her, he was moved by her mercy.
He went to her bed and said, Man, get up, I say to you.
The dead man stood up, and Jesus returned him to his mother.
Ask him, So, are you the one who is going to come, says Yohanan?
Or shall we wait for someone else?
Sir.
Rabbi.
Yohanan the Magdalene sent us to ask, Are you the one who is going to come?
Or shall we wait for someone else?
All that you have heard and seen, say.
The blind man walks, and the blind man sees.
The believer will be saved, for he will not be tempted.
Father, look at me.
Now you see.
I see Jesus.
When he saw her, he went to her bed.
When the blind man saw her, he was moved by her mercy.
And this is the
third one.
And
this is the fourth one.
The grass is the Word of God.
Those who fell on the path are the ones who hear.
But Satan comes and takes things from their hearts, so that they will not
believe and be enraged.
Those who fell on the rock hear the Word and receive it with joy.
But they have no root.
Only time will they believe.
And the time of trial will come.
And the time of tribulation will come.
Those who fell among the rocks are the ones who hear.
They are the ones who are filled with care, and with joy, and with the pleasures
of life.
And they have no fruit to eat.
Those who are in the good land hear the Word of God and keep it in their hearts.
They also bear fruit with patience.
A man will not light a candle and put it out, or put it under his bed.
But he will put it over here, so that at the end of the house they will see the
light.
For there is no secret that will not be revealed, and there is no secret that will
not be revealed, and the light will come out.
Therefore put in your hearts how you hear.
For whoever has it will give it to him.
And the one who does not have it, the one who thought he had it,
will also take it from him.
Rabbi, your brothers and sisters are standing outside.
They want to see you.
My brothers and sisters are the ones who hear the Word of God and keep it in their
hearts.
One day Jesus went down to the gate with his disciples and said to them,
Let us go to the other side of the mountain.
And when they went, he was killed.
Where is your faith?
And they came to the land of the Galilee, which is opposite the Galilee.
And there ran before them a man with a beard.
Jesus, son of Elijah, why do you hate me?
What have I done to you?
Do not hurt me.
Tell me your name.
My name is Elijah.
Elijah.
Get out of here!
What have you done?
Get out of here!
Leave us!
Go!
Get out of here!
Will you let me be red?
Rabbi, they are killing children.
Go back to your home.
Tell me about the power of God and his work.
Jesus and his disciples went alone to the town of Bethsaida.
When the people heard the news, they went after him.
The day came to an end, and Cain went to Jesus and said to him, Rabbi, send the
people from here to the surrounding towns, because the hour is late.
There they will be able to buy food and drink, because they are thirsty here.
So give them yourselves the food.
All we have are five chickens and a pair of fish.
Blessed are you, Lord our God, King of the world, who brings bread from
the land.
Oh, it's Penelope!
She won't stand up.
Who am I to the people?
Some say that you are John the Baptist.
Others say that you are Elijah.
And others say that maybe you are an ancient prophet who came to live.
And what do you say?
Who am I to you?
You are the Messiah of God.
No one will tell you who I am.
Therefore, man will suffer a lot and will be persecuted.
In the end he will be killed.
But after three days he will come to life again.
God let them know, through his army upon them, that they would not say this to any
man.
Just as he said.
Man will suffer a lot, that the elders and the priests and the writers will persecute
him.
He will be killed, and on the third day he will be raised to life.
Will any of you come with me?
I will come with you, Rabbi.
But I must leave my family.
There is no man who, knowing his responsibility, will turn his back on the
kingdom of God.
He who seeks to follow him will be forced to do so.
He will be forced to come one day and leave with me.
He who seeks to save his own soul will lose it.
But he who loses his soul for my sake will save us.
What good will it do a man if he wins the whole world and loses his soul?
If a man is blind in me and in my words, he will be a disgrace to the son of man
when he comes in his honor, and in the honor of the Father and the holy angels.
I tell you, there are some people here who will not die until they see the kingdom of
God.
Jesus took Caiaphas and John and Jacob and went up to the mountain to pray.
As he was praying, the face of his face changed, and a bright white robe was put
on him.
And behold, two men spoke to him, Moses and Elijah, who appeared in the
wilderness and in glory.
They spoke with him about his destruction, which was about to happen in Jerusalem.
When they parted from him, Caiaphas said to Jesus, Lord, how good it is that we are
here.
We will clean three sacks.
One for you, one for Moses.
Moses said to him, And he came up and spoke to them, and fear fell on them.
And a voice came out of the wilderness and said, This is my son, and you shall hear
of him.
A little pause... and we are back.
A little pause...
and we are back.
A little pause... and we are back.
A little pause...
and we are back.
A little pause... and we are back.
When the Lord came to the people, they said, Come,
ye of the apostles, but come to a man whose way you are coming.
A man whose head will be cut off with a stone, and his hair will be cast into the
sea, and one of them shall be slain.
What is the likeness of the kingdom of God?
What is the likeness of the person who came to him?
The likeness of the person who went out of his house, and the person who entered his
house.
I don't understand the parable.
Why do you eat and drink with the drunkards and sinners?
A healthy man does not need a doctor, and if he is sick, he certainly needs one.
I did not come to call the righteous to repentance, but to the sinners.
Tell us more about the kingdom of God.
I want to know.
Don't be angry, little Eder, because it was your father's will to give you the
kingdom.
Remove your cover and give it to the righteous.
They made you treasures that are not to be found.
A treasure that is not to be found in heaven.
In a place where there is no garden near it.
And where there is no burning fire.
For your hearts are always given to your treasure.
Woman, you are free from all your sins.
Look, look, she is healed.
It's a miracle.
Look, she is healed.
Come and look.
Glory to God.
For eighteen years, the Lord God has kept you.
They have six days of which it is appropriate to work.
So come and be healed in these days.
And not on the Sabbath.
O you who are drunk, will you not pour out the wine or the wine, so that they may
drink water on the Sabbath?
But she who is the daughter of Abraham, whom Satan has taken for eighteen years,
is it forbidden to pour out her vein on the Sabbath?
My good Rabbi, who am I to do, to destroy the creatures of the world?
Why do you call me good?
It is not good, because the God is alone.
No, the commandments, you know.
Do not steal, do not kill, do not steal, do not destroy the temple.
Worship your father and your mother.
I have been taught these commandments since I was born.
One more thing is missing from you.
Steal all that is yours and share it with others, and you will have a treasure in
heaven.
And then come and follow me.
But I have a lot of cattle.
I am rich.
How difficult it is for a cattleman to enter the kingdom of God.
It is easy for a camel to pass through a barren field, but a rich man to enter the
kingdom of God.
And who can steal?
What a human being can do, God can do.
When exactly will the kingdom of God come?
The kingdom of God will not come in the blink of an eye.
But they will not say, Behold, behold, behold, behold, for the kingdom of
God is in you.
The hour will come, and you will be amazed to see one day the mother of man,
and you will not see.
For as the wind blows under the sky, and blows up to the end of the sky,
there will be a son of man on that day.
But it began with him to bear many, and to be oppressed by this generation.
The eyes that see what you see.
I say to you, many prophets and kings sought to see what you see and did not
see, to hear what you hear and did not hear.
What shall we do?
What is written in the Torah?
What do you read in it?
Did you love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your heart,
with all your mind, with all your heart, with all your soul, and did you love your
smell like yourself?
You are right.
Do this and you will live.
And who is this man?
Certainly not the Roman soldiers.
Maybe the priest.
One man came down from Jerusalem to his death, and fell at the hands of the
prisoners.
They stripped him, cut him, took him to them, and left him hanging between death
and life.
Another priest came down in the same way, but the man who carried him passed to the
other side.
And here is a guard who passed by, and he was full of wounds on him.
He came to him, and he put oil and wine on his wounds, and he stripped them.
Then they put him on his back, took him to the priest, and took care of
his needs.
The next day he gave two dinars to the priest, and said, Take care of yourself,
and I will give you back all that you take.
Who of the three men fell at the hands of the prisoners?
The one who did the chesed.
Go and do it, you too.
Make room for the children to come to me, and do not stop them.
For to you is the kingdom of God.
Amen, I say to you.
Whoever does not receive the kingdom of God as a child will not enter it.
Whoever receives this child in my name receives me.
And the one who receives me receives the one I have sent.
The smallest of all is the greatest.
Silence!
Don't give me silence, my lords!
Hey, tell me what's going on!
This is Jesus of Nazareth who passed through the place.
Jesus!
Son of David, have mercy!
What do you want from me?
The light that will return to my eyes.
Look.
Your faith has made you.
Thank God!
I can see!
The glory of God!
When Jesus was on his way to Jerusalem, a great number of people came to him.
People asked him to show them the way to Jesus and to teach them more about the
kingdom of heaven.
This man is really a prophet!
My Lord, save me!
Save us, my Lord!
Hallelujah!
Our way is through the truth, my Lord.
He entered his way and passed through it.
One man, Zacchaeus, was a shepherd.
He asked to see who Jesus was, but he could not because of the crowd.
That's the shepherd!
He was short in height.
Zacchaeus, come down quickly, because today the Lord is in your house.
What?
Today?
My Lord!
How does he know Jesus?
Listen.
The shepherd gave half of all his property to the shepherds.
If I catch a thief, I will put him in the temple of Kiflayim.
The shepherd will return what he stole.
It will not happen.
Today there was a commotion in this house because this man, the son of Abraham,
did not come to the man to ask for and to make him his servant.
Behold, we are going up to Jerusalem, and whatever is written by the prophets
about the Son of Man will be revealed to the shepherds.
They will cast him out, they will worship him, and they will cast him out.
They will cast him out and kill him.
And on the third day, he will be raised to life.
And Jesus went on his way to Jerusalem.
All
your disciples, keep quiet.
I say to you, if no one hears, the stones themselves will hear us.
Blessed be the name of the Lord!
When he came to Jerusalem and saw her, he wept for her.
And he said to
her, If you do not know that you will be sent to peace, but that you will be hidden
from your eyes, behold, the days will come, and your enemies will rise up around
you, and they will cast you out from all your past, and they will cast you out and
your daughters, who are near you, and they will not leave you stone by stone
according to what you do not know
The temple in Jerusalem became a place of business a place of self-alignment and
prayer.
4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 , 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21,
22, 23 The stone
of my life,
In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit.
Amen.
In the name
of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit.
Amen.
This is what we have.
I say to you, the most interesting offering was given to more than all of
them.
For all of them gave their offerings out of their wealth.
But she gave out of her poverty.
All that she had for a living.
Tell us, in what authority do you do these things?
And who gave you this authority?
I will also ask you.
In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit.
This is what we have.
I say to you, the most interesting offering was given to more than all of
them.
For all of them gave their offerings out of their wealth.
But she gave out of her poverty.
And this is what we have.
I say to you, in what authority do you do these things?
Today there was a man who gave out grapes.
And he gave it to the priests.
And he did this for a long time.
And when he came and gave out grapes, he sent a servant to the priests.
In order to receive part of the fruit of the vine.
But they took the servant and sent him back.
He added and sent another servant.
But he was also taken and sent back.
But they took him and sent him back.
He added and sent another servant.
But he was also taken and sent back.
And he came to the priest and said, What shall I do?
I will send my beloved son.
He is certainly respected.
And when the priests saw him, they came together and said, Here is the man.
Let us kill him and we will have the inheritance.
And they drove him out of the vine and killed him.
And what will the vine do to these sinners?
He will come and destroy their vineyards and give the vine to others.
And what is the purpose of the scripture that says, The stone which the priests had
made was for the head of a woman.
All that falls on that stone will be broken into pieces.
And whoever falls on that stone, that stone will be broken into pieces.
Rabbi, we know that you are teaching and speaking the truth.
And you are not a man, but a teacher of the way of God according to the truth.
Haggadnah, do you think that it is permissible for us to give mass to the
Roman emperors or not?
And so they tried to humiliate Jesus.
Let us see the law.
The scripture and the name of whom is it?
Of the emperor.
If so, give to the emperor what belongs to the emperor.
And to God what belongs to God.
What do you think of that?
The festival of Matzot, that is, Passover, is approaching.
Jesus sent to the city Shimon Keifah and Yohanan and said to them, Go and prepare
the Passover for us so that we may eat.
Go and prepare the Passover for us so that we may
eat.
I have come to eat this Passover with you before my own eyes.
For I say to you, Eat it until it is full in the kingdom of God.
Blessed art thou, O Lord our God, King of the world, the bread of the world,
the fruit of the vine,
take it and divide it among yourselves, until it is full in the kingdom of God.
Blessed art thou, O Lord our God, King of the world, the bread of the earth.
This is my body, which is given to you.
This is my blood, which is
shed in your hands.
But behold, the hand that binds me is with me on the table.
The man, though he walks as he is bound, but he is not the same man who binds him.
Is that Amir Abiy?
No, it is you.
It is you.
Who could it be?
The greatest of you shall be like a young man, and the leader as a servant.
And who is the greatest?
The one who sits at the table?
Or the one who serves?
The one who does not sit, of course.
And who is the greatest?
And I am in you like the one who serves.
You have stood with me in my trials, and I am giving you a kingdom as my father
gave me.
For you shall eat and drink on my table in my kingdom.
You shall sit on chairs and judge the twelve tribes of Israel.
If so, there is no barrier between us.
Shim'on, Shim'on, Re'ena, Satan has made you suffer, to separate the good from the
evil, especially the one who takes away the good from the evil.
But I have prayed for you that your faith will not fail, and you, after you have
returned, strengthen your faith.
Master, I am ready to go with you to the house of the captives, and also to death.
I am telling you, the torment will not end until you have repented three times to me.
Master, when
I sent you without food and clothing, did you lack anything?
No, we did not lack anything.
Now, whoever has food, take it, and also the clothing.
And whoever does not have a sword, sell his clothes, and he will buy.
I am telling you, it is necessary that he may have what is written in it,
and the criminals will be prevented.
And yet, whatever is intended for me will go and be completed.
Look, here are two swords, Master.
Enough of them.
The leaders of the priests and the scribes were looking for a way to escape from
them, but they were afraid.
Then Satan entered into Judah, who was called the man of screams,
and he was prevented from the twelve.
He cried out from the elders, in order to take Jesus.
And if it were Jesus, he went into the cave, the Mount of Olives, to pray.
Pray that you will not come at the hands of temptation.
Judah, the man of screams, agreed to lock up Jesus for thirty shekels of silver.
Jesus raised him up close, and prayed.
Father, Father, if you will, pass this curse upon me.
But if you will, because if you will.
Then an angel from heaven appeared to him, and strengthened him.
And his face was like a pool of blood, descending upon the earth.
Why do you sleep?
Get up.
Pray that you will not come at the hands of temptation.
Judah,
are you locking up the Son of Man?
My Lord, are they fighting in the field?
Come on, let's go.
Let's flee.
Like a soldier, did you go out in the fields and in the fields?
Every day I was with you in the temple, and you did not send me by hand.
But this is your house.
An hour when darkness will rule.
Arrest him.
Keep watch over the house.
The soldiers took him into the field, and called him by his name, King of the
Jews.
He was not a king.
Tell us what will happen.
Will you help us, King?
Will you help us?
I think this man was with him.
I do not even know him.
I saw them together.
You are one of them, too, right?
No, I am not.
There is no doubt that he was with Yeshua.
After all, he is also a blind man.
Go away.
I do not understand what he is talking about.
Yeshua turned around and looked at Caiaphas.
Then Caiaphas remembered what the Lord had told him.
Before the storm comes, you will repent to me three times.
Lord, we repent to you.
We have sinned against you.
And according to your divine will, You, who have eaten our forefathers,
who have rebelled against you.
You, who have hated them, but have not destroyed them.
Most of your love for them is for your unity and your faithfulness.
You have kept them.
Who will beat you?
Who will beat you now?
I told you to bring him before the Sanhedrin.
The Sanhedrin gathered to investigate Yeshua.
Tell us, are you the Messiah?
If I tell you, you will not believe me.
And if I ask you, I will not receive an answer.
But from now on he will be among men, sitting to my right, the God.
Everything is possible.
If so, are you the Son of God?
You, you said.
Who gave him the authority to say such things?
This is really outrageous.
Hashem.
Have you not heard the words of this liar?
Take Pilate.
And
they went to Pontius Pilate, who was on his way.
And he was in his own country, and he was responsible for the
surroundings of thousands.
Why do you accuse this man?
We found him inciting our people.
He is committing a rebellion in the courtyard of the Temple.
What will be his punishment?
I do not see that Hashem is accusing anyone.
We found him inciting our people and claiming that he is the Messiah.
That is, a king.
Yes.
Are you the King of the Jews?
You, he says.
He incites the people in all his ways, from Galilee to here.
Galilee?
Is this man a Galilee?
If so, then let Hordus deal with him.
For he is also in Jerusalem.
Are you with him?
Are you going to him?
Who are you, you say?
And who are these people, your students?
Tell me, because you make a lot of mistakes.
Make a miracle for me.
My Lord, the man incites all people.
He calls himself a king.
A king?
Is this man a king?
Your Majesty.
Treat him well.
Send him to Pilate.
He is the governor of this city.
What is this?
This man did not do something that requires death.
Send him to the kings.
Come, release him.
According to the custom, you must release a person on a holiday, and the holiday is
a holiday.
Release Barabbas.
Release him from here.
Shoot him.
Kill him.
Kill
him.
Kill him.
He did not do anything.
To his endless demand of hate, Pilate released Barabbas, who was in
prison for murder and rebellion, and he sent Jesus to his execution.
Get out, get out of here.
Get out of here.
Back!
Zuzu!
Don't let him get away!
Zuzu!
You are forbidden to escape!
Don't let him get away!
Run!
What's your name?
Shimon, from Cyrenaia.
I wasn't there.
Cut the ropes!
You!
Get them up!
Yusha!
Back!
Help!
Run!
Zuzu, help!
Help!
We are praying for you, Lord.
We are two, Lord.
Two.
Children of Jerusalem, do not be angry with me, for I am angry with you and your
children.
If they do this to you, what will happen to Yavesh?
May God help you!
Lord!
Back!
Back, I said!
Back!
Forgive them, father, for they do not know what they are doing.
But if he knows, will he know himself if he is the Messiah?
Yes, he will know himself if you are the Messiah.
Get away from him!
We have one of your disciples.
Jesus was crucified between two sheep, according to what is written in the Bible,
as Jesus and the Prophet spoke hundreds of years before you.
This is the king's crown of thorns.
Enough!
Let's not laugh.
Father said to him, The one who throws a successful ball, wins.
Throw a crown of thorns.
Who threw the first one?
Let's not laugh.
What luck you have!
Throw it!
You won!
A sign was put on his head, and it was written, This is the king of the Jews.
Shame on you if you are the king of the Jews.
Hello.
You are the Messiah.
Save yourself and save us.
You have no God.
The same judgment was passed on him.
But this man did not do anything wrong.
Remember me, Jesus, when you return as a king.
Amen, he said to you.
Today you will be with me in the Garden of Eden.
At about twelve o'clock in the morning, darkness fell all over the country until
three o'clock.
The sun was dark, and the light of the evening was two o'clock.
Father,
in your hand I command.
I command my spirit.
When the King of the Jews saw the man, he honored God by saying, Indeed,
this man was indeed a righteous man.
And one man, Joseph, the resident of the city of Ramataim, a good and righteous
man, and a friend of the Sanhedrin, did not agree with their plan and their
actions.
He came to Pilate and asked the body of Jesus to be buried in a grave in the cave
at the entrance of the Sabbath.
Father, forgive us.
We are looking for the body of our Lord.
Blessings to you.
But hurry, the Sabbath is approaching.
On the eve of the Sabbath, early in the morning, the people tried the bread they
had prepared and came to the grave.
When they arrived, they saw that the stone had already fallen from the grave.
But when they entered, they did not find the body of the Lord Jesus.
Why are you looking for the living among the dead?
He is not here, but he has risen to live.
Remember what he told you when he was still in Galilee?
The Son of Man must be crucified for the sins of men, and to be crucified,
and on the third day to rise.
Amen.
Believe us.
The truth is, we saw with our own eyes.
The grave is empty, and our Lord is not here.
Anakeifah, believe us.
Jesus was crucified for two of his disciples.
They sat in excitement over the others.
The Lord did indeed rise and was crucified before the Sabbath.
And we did not recognize him.
Not on the way?
Until he had cut the bread, and then we knew.
And the mouse?
Was he so far from here?
Peace be upon you.
Why are you afraid?
And why are you trembling in your hearts?
Reunah, look at my hands and my feet, and know that I am this, which the
mourners have seen.
For there is no flesh and bones in the spirit, as you see in me.
These things that I spoke about you when I was with you.
It is necessary that all that is written on me be fulfilled in the Torah of Moses
and the prophets, and also in the Psalms, for it is written, this is what is
written, that the Messiah will bear much, And the dead will rise on the third day.
And in his name, full repentance will be declared and forgiveness of sins for all
the sinners.
Beginning in Jerusalem.
You are responsible for these things.
Here, I will send you what my father promised.
And you will remain in the city until you receive an answer from Maron.
May
God bless you, and keep you.
He gave me all the glory in heaven and earth.
Therefore, go out and make all the disciples your disciples.
Call them by the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.
And teach them to keep all that I have commanded you.
Here I am with you all the days, until the end of the world.
The tomb where the body of Jesus was crucified stands still.
Three days after his crucifixion, Jesus rose from the dead.
He lives, and he lives in the heart and in the life of his disciples.
He wants to give you a new life.
Jesus himself said, I am the resurrection and the life.
Whoever believes in me will live, and whoever does not believe will die.
Almost two thousand years have passed since Jesus rose to be resurrected.
But his influence and the influence of his teaching continues and is known all over
the world.
He lives and works in the lives of people even today.
Kings and emperors rose, ruled, and passed from the world.
Lawmakers, scientists, lawyers, and people of the faith have been,
and will be.
But Jesus was not an ordinary man.
His life was shaped by supernatural events.
In his birth and in his life, in his death and in his resurrection, many prophecies
of the Bible were fulfilled.
Jesus was born by a miracle to the Virgin Mary.
He was an inspiration to holiness and to the vision of the Lord, and he also lived
a life of action.
A life of holiness and purity.
He is the only man who has ever lived without sin.
In the glory of the Spirit of God, Jesus carried out great miracles.
Signs that indicated that he was indeed sent to the world by God the Father.
His teaching is unique in its kind.
He offers love, compassion, and a new way of life to anyone who receives him.
Wherever he went, he received new hope and a new meaning for life.
His death was unique in its kind.
Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob sent the Messiah to the world, who gave his soul as a
shroud for the sins of all mankind.
His blood, like the blood of the sacrifices that were offered at the
temple, was an inspiration to holiness and to the vision of the Lord.
He is the only man who has ever lived without sin.
His death was unique in its kind.
Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob sent the Messiah to the world, who gave his soul as a
shroud for the sins of all mankind.
His blood,
like the blood of the sacrifices that were offered at the temple, was an inspiration
to holiness and to the vision of the Lord.
The Bible says that there is no righteous man in the land who does good and does not
sin.
And we are all sinners.
The price of sin is death, but there is a way.
Jesus said, Come to me, all who are humble and humble, and I will give you comfort.
I am the way, the truth, and the life.
There is no man in the land of the Father, but the way.
The death of Jesus as a sacrifice paved the way for us to come again to the holy
God.
The blood of his cross covers our sins and gives us forgiveness.
The merciful and compassionate God, the Lord of mercy and truth, searches for
the redemption of all human beings, and also for your redemption.
Jesus died on the cross also for you, so that you may repent once and for all of
your sins.
Only God can give the perfect and perfect sacrifice in his eyes.
The prophet Joel wrote, And all that shall be called in the name of the Lord shall be
fulfilled.
In order to experience his love and his mercy, and in order to enjoy eternal life,
we must believe that Jesus died on our sins, and we must invite him to be our
Lord and Savior.
If this is what your heart desires, you will be able to pray in faith the
prayer found in Hellen.
Let us read the prayer.
O God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, I am a sinner.
Forgive me my sins, for the sake of the perfect sacrifice of Jesus.
Thank you for the pure blood of the cross.
I open my heart and believe in Jesus Christ as my Lord and Savior.
Forgive me, and make me a man for your sake.
If you are afraid of what is said in this prayer, if your heart desires it,
pray it now.
Say it again, and you are invited to return to it in faith and in intention.
God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.
I am a sinner.
Forgive me my sins, for the sake of the perfect sacrifice of Jesus.
Thank you for the pure blood of the cross.
I open my heart and believe in Jesus Christ as my Lord and Savior.
Forgive me, and make me a man for your sake.
Amen.
Pray every day to God in prayer.
Ask for what is written, and listen to what God says.
The Scriptures and the New Testament are the words of God.
Read them.
Meet with other people who love Him, and follow His ways.
And finally, always remember His wonderful promise.
I will not leave you.
I will be with you all the days, until the end of the world.