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In this episode of the series, we witness a more intense depiction of demon possession, the reuniting of jesus and john the baptist, and the disciples' encounter with the supernatural. The characters' interactions explore themes of faith, identity, and the power of miracles. Scripture reading, the role of disciples, and the belief in miracles are discussed in depth.
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PARENTAL WARNING This is the first episode that we feel really needs a parental warning for season two. In this episode we see demon possession in a scarier way than we have seen it on the show in the past. There’s a physical fighting scene that results. Parents of littles should preview this episode beforehand. and may decide to skip a few minutes of this episode with your younger kiddos.
Jesus and John the Baptist reunite for a moment. The disciples see demon possession up close. Simon the Zealot catches up with the disciples and there might be consequences to that.
Psalm 139; Matthew 8: 14-17 (Jesus heals and casts out demons) Matthew 10:1-8; Matthew 13:34- Mark 3:16-19, Luke 3:1-20 (John the Baptist prepares the way for Jesus); Luke 4:31-37; Luke 6:7,11Luke 6:12-16 (There are several Simon’s listed in the New Testament, Simon the Zealot is mentioned in lists of the disciples.) ‣
Jesus, Simon the Zealot, Jesse (the invalid), Shmuel (Pharisee), Atticus (Roman inspector), Mary Magdalene, Ramah, Caleb (demon-possessed)
“Welcome back.” - Jesus to Caleb “I just dropped the basket and ran. I totally ignored the prayers in my hands.” – Mary “I’m going to tell stories that make sense to some people and not to others. That’s just how it is going to be.” -Jesus
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On Jordan’s bank, the Baptist’s cry Announces that the Lord is nigh; Awake, and hearken, for he brings Glad tidings of the King of kings!
Then cleansed be every breast from sin; Make straight the way for God within;