Jesus.Of.Nazareth.1977.XviD.AC3.2CH.CD3-WAF

저 놈이 여긴 왜 왔어?
세리 마태야, 쫓아내!

 

베드로, 원수 마태가 왔네 나가!

 

더러운 세리 놈! 네가 올 곳이 아니야!

 

내 집에서 나가! 이 쓰레기야!

 

시몬, 안돼! 네 놈을 보면 열받는다구!

 

고기를 많이 잡았다며?

 

그건 나중에 얘기하자

 

헌데 자네 친구인지 설교가인지 말인데

 

그와 얘기해도 되나?

 

내 집에서 나가

 

환영 못 받는구나

 

네 이름은 모르나 직업은 알도다

 

레비 혹은 마태라 부르죠

 

별명도 있고

 

환영 받는 곳에서 뵙고 싶군요

 

집이 여기서 먼가?

 

왜 물으시죠?

 

너와 저녁을 먹고 싶구나

 

죄인의 집에 가시다니요?

 

환영하는 곳은 어디든 가노라

 

그가 왔어....

 

잠깐! 우리 집이 무너지겠어!

 

도와주소서, 20년 동안 이렇습니다

 

신의 저주로 내 죄, 내 부모의 죄에 대한 벌이죠

 

죄는 사하여졌도다

 

그런 말씀 하시면 안됩니다

 

불경해요 죄는 신만이 용서합니다

 

어느 것이 쉬우냐?

 

죄를 사하여주는 것과 일어나 가라고 말하는 것 중

 

난 죄를 사할 힘이 있노라

 

일어나 집에 가라

 

사람들이 입방아 찧을텐데 베드로, 말해드려!

 

말했네만.... 다시 말해! 다 그 얘기야

 

바리새인들을 만났군 율법을 어겼어

 

세리는 예배당에도 못 들어가고
사귀어서도 안돼

 

바리새인들 주장이지 하지만...

 

그들의 주장이지만 말씀 드려

 

말했어! 어쩌란 말이야?

 

마태는 원수라고 했는데 예수께선

 

"같이 저녁 들자" 하더군

 

안드레

 

난 너완 달라

 

사제도 선지자도 관심 없어

 

그저 식구딸린 어부라고

 

처음엔 요한을 따르더니

 

베드로! 놔둬! 왜 여기 데려 왔지?

 

이건 내 인생이야

 

내 어망

 

내 배야

 

너나 따라 가!

 

난 놔두고!

 

저럴 땐 놔 두는게 상책이야

 

가자, 빌립보

 

여기가 내게 어울려

 

주여!

 

저들과 식사하면 안됩니다 누군지 모르세요?

 

우린 율법을 지키며 살아왔습니다

 

그들은 도둑, 창녀에 무신론자들입니다

 

타락한 인생들과 어울려 식사를 하시다뇨

 

난 죄인을 회개 시키려 왔다

 

너희에 앞서 천국에 들 것이다

 

그들과 식사하시면 물들게 됩니다

 

사람들이 당신을 버릴 거고요

 

제임스, 주님의 마음은 자비로다

 

그가 왔다!

 

조용히!

 

평화가 있으라

 

감사합니다

 

내 집에 와주셔서

 

랍비여, 환영합니다

 

환영합니다

 

비켜! 그냥 있어요 난 서있겠소

 

왜요? 내 동생 제임스인데 나랑 직업이 같습니다

 

모든 이들을 위해 건배

 

말씀을 해주십시오

 

말씀을요!

 

아냐! 먼저 식사를!

 

이 분이 정할 거예요

 

아니오

 

해주고 싶은 얘기가 있소

 

앉읍시다!

 

어떤 이에게 두 아들이 있었는데

 

어느 날 차남이 말하길

 

"내 몫의 재산을 지금 주세요"라 해서

 

아버진 재산을 형제에게 분배했다

 

며칠 뒤 차남은 먼 길을 떠났고

 

방탕한 생활로 재산을 날렸다

 

얼마 안 가 그 곳에 큰 기근이 들어

 

차남은 굶주렸다

 

그는 돼지 치는 일을 맡았고

 

돼지 사료 조차 먹고싶을 정도였다

 

그러나 아무도 음식을 주지 않았다

 

마침내 차남은 깨달았다

 

"내 아버지 집에선 종도 배불리 먹거늘

 

나는 굶어 죽는구나

 

집에 돌아가 종으로 써달라 부탁해야지"

 

그는 고향으로 향했다

 

아버지는 그가 오는 것을 보고

 

측은히 여기며

 

아들에게 달려가 입을 맞추더라

 

"아버지, 제가 죄를 지었으니

 

아들임을 감당치 못하겠나이다"

 

그러나 아버지는 종을 불러

 

"제일 좋은 옷을 아들에게 입혀라

 

반지와 신을 신겨라

 

살찐 송아지를 잡아 잔치를 하자

 

내 아들이 죽었다가 살아왔다! "

 

장남이 들에서 일하고 돌아오니

 

춤과 풍류 소리가 들리더라

 

그는 종을 불러 연유를 알게 됐다

 

장남이 분노해 집에 들어가길 거부하였도다

 

아비가 나와 간청했으나 듣지 않더라

 

"난 아버지를 위해 일했고 뜻을 거스른 적 없어요

 

나에겐 친구들과 잔치할 염소 한 마리 안 주시더니

 

전 재산을 창기에게 써버린 동생에게

 

송아지를 잡으시다뇨! "

 

아비가 말하길

 

"제발 이해해다오

 

넌 나와 항상 있으니 내 것이 네 것이로다

 

그러나 기뻐함이 마땅하도다

 

네 동생은 죽었다 살았으며

 

잃었다 찾았으니

 

주여, 용서하소서

 

제가...

 

어리석었나이다

 

그를 풀어줘! 그는 무고하다!

 

하나님의 사람이시다!

 

세례 요한을 석방하라!

 

그를 석방하라!

 

요한!

 

요한!

 

내게 원하는 게 뭔가?

 

내가 결혼 서약을 어겨서?

 

그래선가?

 

그 점을 회개한다면?

 

만족하겠나?

 

그대가 어두운 곳에서 썩어간다고
내가 기쁘겠나?

 

왜 분별이 없나?

 

이 불쌍한 나라에서 자네가 할 일이 있네

 

권력을 원하면 주리라

 

파괴가 아닌 건설을 위한 거라면!

 

내 임무는 왕관을 쓰실 분을 위한 길을 닦는 거요

 

그 자가 누구지?
갈릴리의 선지자 말인가?

 

왕위를 빼앗길까 두려워 마시오

 

왕국이 바뀌기 전 사람들이 바뀔 거요

 

그대 말과 밖의 바보들 말은 달라

 

지도자와 추종자의 목적은 다를 수도 있지

 

군중은 통제할 사람이 필요해

 

요한, 그대를 풀어주면

 

그대는 무엇을 하겠는가?

 

길을 닦은 분을 따를 것이오

 

다른 사람들처럼요

 

허나 당신은 풀어주지 않을 거요

 

헤롯!

 

내가 틀렸어요

 

맞아

 

내가 잘못했어요

 

신이 우릴 저주해요

 

요한을 풀어줘요

 

그를 멀리 보내요 애굽으로 보내라고요

 

거기선 해 끼치지 못할 거예요

 

네, 내일

 

내일 당신 생일 때

 

그보다 더 좋은 선물이 있겠어요?

 

선심쓰자고요

 

알았어!

 

놀라워 변덕이 죽 끓듯 하잖아

 

그가 풀려나 애굽에 가면 불행한 사고를 당하지

 

상상력이 풍부하시군요 못따라 가겠어요

 

상상력? 아니, 마음을 읽었지

 

저도 당신의 마음을 알아요

 

헤로드

 

생일에 뭘 받고 싶죠?

 

뭘 원할 것 같아?

 

살로메?

 

당신의 마음을 읽었죠?

 

어서 오세요! 와서 우릴 구하소서!

 

오셨어!

 

배를 가버나움으로 가져 가!

 

내가 평화를 주러 왔다고 생각지 말라

 

난 평화가 아니라

 

검을 주러 왔노라

 

아들과 아버지, 딸과 어머니 사이에

 

불화를 심으러 왔도다

 

사람의 원수는 집안의 식구로다

 

"주님을 위해 모든 걸 버렸나이다" 하겠지

 

아버지의 나라를 위해

 

집, 부모, 처자, 땅을 버리면

 

수백 배의 보상을 받고
아버지 나라를 물려받으리라

 

목숨을 구하려 하면 잃을 것이고

 

나와 복음을 위해 목숨을 버리면 살리라

 

먼저 된 자 나중 되고

 

나중 된 자 먼저 되리라

 

땅에 보물을 쌓아두지 말라

 

좀과 동록이 해하며 도둑이 훔쳐 가니라

 

보물을 하늘에 쌓으라

 

보물이 있는 곳에 마음도 있느니라

 

전 지러스입니다 예배당의 장로죠

 

내 어린 딸이 죽어가니

 

제발 가셔서 손을 얹어 병이 낫게 해주십시오

 

딸에게로 가자

 

당신 딸은 죽었소

 

울지 마라

 

아이는 죽지 않았다

 

자고 있을 뿐

 

지금 농담 하는 거요?

 

아이가 죽은 걸 봤소

 

제발, 도마!

 

아이야, 일어나라

 

먹을 것을 주시오

 

아이가 살았어! 살았다구!

 

랍비여, 사과 드립니다

 

누구신지 몰랐어요

 

아이가 죽은 줄 알았습니다

 

분명히 죽었는데요 내 눈으로 봤어요

 

보지 않고는 못 믿느냐, 도마야?

 

때론 믿습니다

 

기본적으로 믿음은 있지만

 

무슨 일이 일어나면 마음이 흐려져

 

모르겠습니다

 

확실한 믿음을 원하는구나

 

그렇습니다!

 

나를 따르라

 

그러니까 생업도 버리고...

 

그렇다

 

지러스, 네 종을 제자로 주겠느냐?

 

기꺼이 드리겠나이다 잘 된 일이죠

 

나와 가게 된 것도 의심하느뇨?

 

아니요

 

그건 의심치 않습니다

 

여자들이란

 

내 말을 안 들을까?

 

아내에게 곧 돌아온댔는데

 

고기 잡이도 별론데 가면 어때

 

그래서 "봄에 돌아올게" 했어

 

아내나 자신에게 거짓말 말게

 

거짓말?

 

그래, 자네도 잘 알잖아

 

돌아오지 않으리란 걸

 

올 거야

 

안 올 걸

 

절대

 

고기 잡이도 안 하고

 

술도 안 마실 걸세

 

가버나움에 돌아오지 않아

 

우리 모두 다

 

우린 변할 거야

 

세상 사람들도 달라질 거고

 

이유를 알잖나

 

우리가 제일 먼저 알았지

 

무자비한 자 사라지리!

 

건방진 자들이 순해지리!

 

경전의 말씀을 명심하라!

 

헛되고 헛되다 모든 것이 헛되도다!

 

악행을 한 자들 선을 악, 악을 선이라 한 자들

 

현명하다고 자처하는 자 화가 미치리!

 

몰랐더냐?

 

못 들었더냐?

 

태초부터 세상을 다스리는 분은

 

우리 하나님이신 걸

 

그 분만이

 

세상의 법을 만드신다는 걸!

 

음악! 음악!

 

졸라 봐

 

잊지마라

 

춤춰라

 

살로메

 

춤춰

 

춤추면 무엇을 주실 거죠?

 

뭐든지 주겠다

 

내 왕국의 반이라도

 

여러분!

 

공주가 춤을 춘답니다

 

뭐든 주신댔죠?

 

그래

 

뭐든

 

세레 요한의 목을 주세요

 

안돼

 

약속 하셨잖아요

 

네, 약속 하셨잖아요

 

맹세 하셨잖아요

 

여러분들 앞에서

 

왕이 약속을 어겼다고 수근댈걸요

 

뭐든 주신다고 하셨어요 약속 하셨잖아요

 

왕은 의롭게 다스리고 왕자는
정의로 다스린다더니

 

눈 뜬 장님들의 눈은 감겨 지지도 않도다

 

그들은 어둠 속에서 말하리
"누가 보랴, 누가 알랴?"

 

화가 있을 진저! 화가 있을 진저!

 

그의 머리는 잘리워져

 

춤추는 계집에게 주어졌다

 

왕은 그를 죽여서 침묵 시키려 했지만

 

아직도 그의 말이 들려

 

복수를 하자

 

폭정을 복수해야지

 

왕을 죽이면 누가 그를 대신하지?

 

또 다른 심복이겠지 폰티우스 같은 자

 

그럼 어쩌라구? 복종해?

 

시리아나 희랍인처럼 로마 군인이 되라구?

 

갈릴리는 쉽게 지배할 수 없어

 

지금은 고통 받지만 하나님이 지도자를 보내주면

 

전쟁을 하는 거야

 

진짜 전쟁?

 

이스라엘 혼자서 대 로마제국을?

 

이 사람은 유다요

 

나사렛 예수에 대해 하는 말을 들어보시오

 

나사렛 예수를 아시오?

 

설교도 여러 번 들었고 기적도 보았소

 

우리의 소원을 이룰 분?

 

무슨 질문이요? 요한이 대답했잖소

 

세례 요한 말 기억나요?

 

"바로 이 분이시다

 

사도들에게 그를 따르라 일러라

 

그의 이름으로 천국의 도래를 선언하라"

 

알고 말고요

 

허나 그 분이 이스라엘을 이끌 왕이고

 

하나님이 약속한 메시아요?

 

이스라엘이 언제고 메시아를 찾는다면

 

바로 그 분이오

 

그가 사명을 완수 하도록 놔둡시다

 

그게 내 충고요

 

난 그를 따르겠소

 

받아주신다면 제자가 되고요

 

그러시구려 우리와 계속 연락 하겠죠?

 

원한다면요

 

요한이여 당신의 피는 복수를 부르지만

 

영혼은 의의 영광 속에 잠드소서

 

편안히 잠드소서

 

편안히 잠드소서

 

편안히 잠드소서

 

요한의 영혼에 평강이...

 

그대를 어찌 잊으리오

 

요한에게 평안이...

 

이 바보들아! 저리 가!

 

네 집이나 불질러!

 

여기서 꺼져 버려!

 

나가라니까! 잠시 들어가면 안돼요?

 

저도 들어갈까요?

 

들어와

 

이 돼지 새끼들! 얼씬도 마! 요절을 내겠어!

 

대체 무슨 일이오?

 

뻔뻔한 아들들에게 물어봐요

 

들어 가!

 

당신이 온 뒤로 마을이 조용할 날이 없군

 

신이 저주하실 거야

 

걱정 말아요, 마리아 애들이잖소

 

우리 집을 태웠어요 아비도 팔푼이고

 

나를 미워해요

 

아니요, 오늘 당신의 친구가 왔소

 

난 친구 없어요 있어!

 

그 선지자 예수! 죄를 사하는 자!

 

그의 말에 따르면

 

육신의 죄는 아무 것도 아니래

 

남자의 죄는 사해주지만 여자의 죄는 달라요

 

그렇지만 그는 달라

 

그런 이는 처음 봐요

 

그를 자주 보나요?

 

나같은 장사꾼은 안 볼 수가 없지

 

골목을 돌아도 광장을 건너도
텐트에도 있으니까

 

입혀

 

내년엔 여기도 올 걸 만나게 될거야

 

낮엔 잠을 자잖아요!

 

깜박했군

 

사람들이 너무 모여 그냥 들에서 자더라고

 

도둑, 창녀들과도 지내고

 

천한 자들과 어울리더군

 

그의 제자 중 하나는 세리였대

 

예수는...

 

죄인이 자신을 필요로 한다니 친구가 될 거야

 

다음 주에 올게

 

저기 봐!

 

예루살렘 최고의 바리새인 요셉이야

 

너희 중 누가 걱정으로 생명을 연장시킬 수 있느뇨

 

그러니 생계 거리를 걱정 말라

 

먹고 마시고 입을 것에 걱정 말라

 

삶은 의식주 이상의 것이라

 

공중의 새를 보라 심지도 않고 거두지도 않고

 

천부께서 기르시나니

 

너희는 이것들보다 귀하지 아니하냐

 

들의 백합화를 보라

 

수고도 아니하고 길쌈도 아니한다

 

허나 솔로몬의 모든 영광은
이 꽃 하나만 못하였다

 

오늘 있다가 내일 아궁이에 던지우는 들풀도

 

하나님이 입히시거든 하물며 너희일까보냐

 

그러므로 염려하여 뭘 먹을까

 

뭘 마실까

 

뭘 입을까 하지말라

 

이는 이방인들이 구하는 것이라

 

그의 나라와 의를 구하면 모든 것을 더하시리라

 

내일 일은 염려 말라

 

내일 일은 내일 염려하되

 

하루의 걱정은 그 날에 족하리라

 

훌륭해, 하지만 좀 지나치지 않을까?

 

우리 종교는 근면한 노동에 반대 않잖아

 

그가 한 말은 다른 선지자들도 했지만 뭔가 달라

 

맞아

 

직접 대화하기 전까진 확신이 안 서

 

초대해서 식사할까?

 

그가 오실까? 오시겠지

 

그런 분은 탁 트인 사람들과 토론하기 좋아해

 

주여!

 

영생을 얻으려면 뭘 해야 하죠?

 

재산을 다 팔아 거지에게 주라

 

그러면 보물이 천국에 쌓이리

 

그리고 나를 따르라

 

모든 재산을 다 팔라구요?

 

아버지가 쌓아온 걸요?

 

팔거라 두 주인을 섬길 순 없도다,
하나님과 돈을

 

낙타가 바늘 구멍 들어가는게
부자가 천국 가는것 보다

 

주여, 얘기할 수 있을까요?

 

네 이름이 뭐냐?

 

유다이옵니다

 

학자로서 유용한 걸 발견했고
히브리어, 희랍어, 라틴

 

문서를 번역하죠

 

이 곳이 국제화돼서요

 

대장장이, 목수, 어부 일은 해본 적이 없으나

 

주님의 제자들을 알죠

 

아버지께선 "내 아들은 손에
못 박히거나 먼지를 쓰지

 

학자를 만들리라" 했죠

 

이 학자, 주님을 따르렵니다

 

나같은 사람도 필요하십니까?

 

나무는 그 열매로 안다

 

우리와 머물자꾸나

 

What's he doing here?
It's Matthew, the tax collector! Get him out!

 

- Peter, your friend Matthew is here!
- Get out!

 

Bloodsucking tax collector!
There's no place for you here!

 

Out of my house! You scum! Filth!

 

No Simon, don't! Simon, look!
I will not have it defiled by you!

 

I hear you've had a big catch Simon!

 

We'll talk about it later, shall we.

 

But what about this friend of yours?
This new preacher or teacher or whatever he is.

 

Am I allowed to speak with him?

 

Get out of my house.

 

You seem to be most unwelcome here.

 

I don't know your name, but I know what you do.

 

Levi, or Matthew, I'm known by both names.

 

And by others...

 

I see you and I must meet in a place
where both of us are welcome.

 

Is your own house far?

 

Why do you ask?

 

I should like to have supper with you tonight.

 

You would enter the house of a sinner?

 

I would enter any house where I am welcome...

 

He's here!...

 

Wait! What are you doing? Be careful!
That's my property!

 

Help me. I've been this way for 20 years.

 

It is the curse of God-punishment
for my sins and my parents' sins.

 

Your sins are forgiven you.

 

Rabbi, you must not speak so!

 

That's blasphemy,
only God can forgive sins.

 

Which of these is easier,

 

to say your sins are forgiven,
or to rise up and walk home?

 

The Son of Man has the power to forgive sins.

 

Rise and walk home.

 

He doesn't seem to realize the scandal it would cause!
Peter, you tell him!

 

- I've told him...
- Well, tell him again! The whole place is talking about it!

 

- Meeting some Pharisees, I suppose.
- Who evaded the law!

 

Tax collectors cannot even enter the synagogue.
And anyone who associates with them is as defiled as they are.

 

- Yes, according to the Pharisees!
- But yes...

 

That's their argument. Peter, tell him again.

 

I've told him! What do you want from me?

 

I said Matthew was my bloodsucking enemy.
I hate Matthew! But all

 

Jesus would say was,
"Well, why don't you join us as well."

 

Andrew.

 

Andrew, I'm not like you.

 

I'm not a follower of priests and prophets.

 

I'm a fisherman. I have my family to think of.

 

You followed the Baptist, now follow this one.

 

- Peter!
- Just leave me alone! Why did you bring him here to me?

 

This is my life.

 

My nets.

 

My boat.

 

Go on! Follow him!

 

But leave me!

 

Come on.
You can't talk to him when he's like this.

 

Come on, Phillip.

 

This is where I belong.

 

Master!

 

It's a scandal for you to eat with these people!
Don't you know who they are?

 

We've lived our lives honorably.
Made sacrifices to keep the law.

 

They are thieves, whores.
Violent and godless people.

 

And now you sit and eat with such people,
who spend their lives in orgies and perversions!

 

I've not come to call the virtuous to repentance,
but the sinners,

 

and they might enter the kingdom of heaven before you...

 

Listen, Master! If you go and eat with
these people they will contaminate you.

 

The whole town will abandon you!

 

James, the heart of the Lord is mercy.

 

He's here.

 

Quiet!

 

Peace be with you.

 

Thank you,

 

for coming to my house.

 

Rabbi, you are welcome.

 

Welcome Rabbi.

 

- Move!
- No, no, no, don't move. I prepared.

 

Why? This is my brother James.
He's in the same business I am.

 

I drink to you and all here.

 

Rabbi, we want to hear your words

 

Please speak to us!

 

No, no, no, no, no!
Let's eat first!

 

No! Let him decide.

 

No, no.

 

I'd like to tell you a story.

 

Sit down! Sit down!

 

A certain man had two sons.

 

And one day the younger
of these sons said to his father,

 

Give me my share of your estate now.

 

So his father divided his wealth
between his two sons.

 

And a few days later,
this younger son set off for a distant land,

 

and there he squandered all the
money he had on riotous living.

 

Now, not long after this,
a great famine swept over the land,

 

and the boy began to starve.

 

He persuaded a farmer to hire him to feed his pigs,

 

but he was so hungry that even the husks
he fed the swine began to look good to him.

 

And still, nobody gave him anything.

 

Finally, the boy came to his senses.

 

At home, even my father's servants
had enough food, and to spare.

 

And here I am starving to death.

 

I will go home, and ask my father
to hire me as one of his servants."

 

And so, he set off.

 

Now he was still some distance from his
home when his father saw him coming,

 

and he was so filled with compassion,

 

that he ran towards his son and
embraced him and kissed him.

 

The boy said,
"Father! I have sinned against Heaven and you.

 

I am not worthy to be called your son."

 

But his father called for the servants and said,

 

Bring me the finest robe in the
house and put it on him.

 

Put rings on his hands and shoes on his feet!

 

Kill the fattest calf, we must celebrate with a feast.

 

My son was dead and is alive again!

 

Now, the older brother at this time
was working in the fields,

 

and as he came back to the house,
he heard the noise of music and dancing.

 

He called for one of the servants
and asked what was happening, and he was told.

 

At this, the older brother became very angry
and he refused to go into the house.

 

The father came out, tried to plead with him,
but he wouldn't listen.

 

I have worked for you all this time, all these years,
and never once have I disobeyed you!

 

And in all that time, you've never even gave me so much as
a goat so that I could have a feast with my friends.

 

My younger brother comes back,
having spent all your money on harlots

 

and for him you kill the fattest calf!

 

Please, said the father.

 

Please. Try to understand.

 

You are always with me,
everything I have is yours.

 

But it is right to celebrate.

 

Your brother was dead and is alive again.

 

He was lost, and is found."

 

Forgive me master.

 

I am...

 

I'm just a stupid man.

 

Free the man! He is innocent!

 

He's a man of God!

 

Free John the Prophet!

 

Free the man!

 

John!

 

John?

 

What is it you want from me?

 

Is it just a matter of my violating the marriage vows?

 

Is that it?

 

Because I don't mind to repent that, John.

 

Hmm...Will that satisfy you?

 

You think it makes me happy to see you rotting away in the dark
in there with a howling gang outside the walls?

 

Why don't you listen to reason?

 

There's work for you here in this wretched kingdom.

 

If it's power you want, you can have power.

 

Power to build, not to break.

 

My task has been to prepare the way
for the one who shall wear the crown.

 

who is this man? This prophet from Galili?
Is he the one I ought to be talking to?

 

Do not fear the toppling of your throne.

 

Before kingdoms change, men must change.

 

Ah, you say that, yes,
but I've been listening to those fools outside.

 

What leaders intend and what their
followers are after are not one and the same thing.

 

That crowd of yours needs someone to control it.

 

John, if I set you free,

 

what would you do with your freedom?

 

I would follow the one whose way I have prepared,

 

just like many others who already follow him.

 

But you will not set me free.

 

Herod!

 

I was wrong.

 

Yes.

 

I was wrong.

 

The curse of God is upon us.

 

Release John.

 

Yes, send him away. Send him away.
Send him to Egypt. You're right.

 

What harm can he do us there, after all.

 

Yes, tomorrow.

 

Yes, tomorrow on your birthday.

 

What better present could you give
yourself to your people?

 

A great gesture of clemency.

 

I see, I see!

 

Oh, what a remarkable woman you are!
How quickly your heart changes!

 

Once he was free, and had gone to Egypt,
he just might meet with a some unfortunate accident.

 

What imagination,
by seeing how fast your thoughts travel.

 

Imagination? You know I can always read your mind.

 

Don't forget I can read your mind too, my lord.

 

Herod.

 

What present shall you give on your birthday?

 

What do you think I would like most?

 

Salome?

 

You see, I can read your mind.

 

Welcome to our shores! Come save us!

 

He's here!

 

Take her away. Back to Capernaum.

 

Do no think that I have come to
bring peace on earth.

 

I've come not to bring peace

 

but a sword.

 

I have come to sow discord between
a man and his father,

 

between a daughter and her mother.

 

A man's enemies will be members of his own family.

 

You may say,
"We have left our belongings to become your followers."

 

I tell you this, anyone who has left home,

 

or father, mother, wife, children,
land for the kingdom of God

 

shall be rewarded a hundred times over on earth,
and inherit the kingdom of God.

 

Whoever wants to save his life will lose it,

 

but if a man will lose his life for my sake and
for the gospel I bring you, he will save it.

 

For many that are first will be last,

 

and the last first.

 

So do not store up for yourself treasure on earth,

 

where it grows rusty and moth eaten
and thieves break in to steal it.

 

Store your treasure in Heaven,

 

for where your treasure is,
there will your heart be also.

 

My name is Girus.
I am one of the elders of the synagogue here.

 

My little daughter is dying.

 

I beg you, come and lay your hands on
her so she may be cured and live.

 

Take me to her.

 

You're daughter is dead.

 

Do not weep.

 

The child is not dead.

 

Only sleeping.

 

Who are you to come here with your jokes?

 

We've seen that she's dead, you haven't!

 

Please Thomas, please.

 

Rise, little girl.

 

Give her something to eat

 

She's alive! She's alive! She's alive!

 

Rabbi, I want to apologize.

 

I didn't know who you were.

 

I thought the child was dead.

 

Well, she was dead! I saw her with my own eyes

 

Can't you believe without seeing, Thomas?

 

Sometimes I do.

 

Sometimes I think I know what I believe, but

 

something happens... my mind gets blurred.

 

I don't know.

 

You doubt so much, you must want to be certain.

 

I do!

 

Then follow me.

 

You mean, give up my work and...

 

Yes.

 

Girus, will you give me your servant
to be one of my disciples?

 

With gladness, master. I am happy for him.

 

Do you have doubts about following me,
Thomas?

 

No.

 

I don't believe I have.

 

Women.

 

I ask you, why would they listen?

 

I told my wife I won't be away for long.

 

In any case,
the fishing is hopeless why not go away.

 

I told her I said, I'll come back in spring.

 

Don't lie to her, and to yourself.

 

Lie?

 

Yes. You know very well.

 

You'll never go back.

 

I will.

 

No you won't.

 

Never.

 

You'll never fish again.

 

You'll never get drunk again.

 

And you'll never go back to Capernaum again.

 

None of us.

 

We'll never be the same.

 

And neither will the lives of everyone
in the whole world.

 

We know why, Simon.

 

We're the first to know.

 

The ruthless shall be no more!

 

The arrogant shall speak to me!

 

Remember the words of the scriptures!

 

Vanity of vanities. All is vanity!

 

Woe unto them that seek to do evil!
Woe unto them who call evil good, and good evil.

 

Woe unto them that are wise in their own eyes!

 

Have you not known?

 

Have you not heard?

 

Have you not been told from the beginning?

 

Have you not understood from
the foundations of the earth?

 

Have you...and spread them....

 

and make rules of the earth, and nothing!

 

Music! Music! Huh... music!

 

Woo him. Woo him.

 

Remember.

 

Dance,

 

Salome.

 

Dance.

 

When I've danced, what will you give me?

 

Whatever thou shall ask of me,

 

I shall give to thee, unto thy half of my kingdom.

 

My friends!

 

The princess is going to dance.

 

Was that anything?

 

Yes.

 

Anything.

 

I want death of the Baptist.

 

Oh... no!

 

You promised.

 

Yes, you promised! You promised, yes!

 

You swore, my Lord,

 

before all your guests.

 

Shall it be said that the king Herod
does not keep his promises?

 

King Herod, you said anything.
Yes, you promised! Yes, you promised!

 

A king will rule in righteousness,
and princes will rule in justice

 

and the eyes of those that will
not see will not be closed,

 

and they comes in the dark and they say,
"Who sees us? Who knoweth us?"

 

Oh woe unto them! Woe unto them!

 

His head, sheared off like a rabbit,

 

and given as a present to a dancing girl.

 

Only by killing him could Herod hope to
silence his voice,

 

but I can still hear him.

 

We must avenge him.

 

Revenge, bad politics my friends.

 

Suppose we kill Herod, who will replace him?

 

I'll tell you, another servant of Tiberius,
a Roman procurate like Pontius Pilate.

 

So what should we do then? Submit?

 

Or become soldiers of Rome like
the Syrians and Greeks?

 

No the Romans must know that
they can never rule Galilee with ease.

 

Oh, I know but at present we strike in the dark,
but the time will come when God shall send us our leader.

 

Then we shall make open war.

 

You mean a real war?

 

The people of lsrael, alone,
against the Roman empire?

 

Brothers, this is Judas lscariot.

 

You should here what he has to
say about Jesus of Nazareth.

 

Jesus of Nazareth? Do you know him?

 

Oh, I've heard him preach,
many times and I have seen the kind of power he has.

 

Is he the man to place our hopes on?

 

Why do you ask me this question?
John answered it.

 

Remember what the Baptist said?

 

I bear witness that this is the man.

 

Tell all my friends and disciples to follow him.

 

And proclaim in His name the kingdom of heaven.

 

we know that, we know that.

 

But could he be the one priest and king
who will lead our people lsrael?

 

Could he be the messiah promised by our Lord?

 

I believe that if one day the people
of lsrael do find a messiah.

 

Oh yes, it will be him.

 

But, no... I beg of you, let him fulfill his mission.

 

That is my advice.

 

I intend to follow him,

 

and I hope, if he will accept me,
to become a disciple.

 

Very well, Judas.
Will you keep in touch with us?

 

If you wish...

 

Peace be on you, John.
Though your blood cries out for revenge,

 

may your soul find rest in the glory of the righteous.

 

May peace be with you John.

 

Rest in peace, John.

 

Rest in peace, John.

 

May your soul find peace.

 

We shall not forget you, John.

 

Peace be on you, John

 

You stupid idiots! Go on, get away!

 

Mind your mother's business crazy and your sister's!

 

Get out of here! Get out!

 

- Get away! Get out of here.
- Can't I come in for a minute?

 

Can I come in for a minute, too?

 

Come.

 

You pigs! Don't you come near me anymore!
I'll kill you!

 

What is it? What's going on?

 

Ask those pigs over there, those big,
brave sons of yours.

 

And go on!

 

There's no peace in this neighborhood
since you came here. Noise and filth.

 

The curse of God is on you.

 

Don't worry, Mary.
They're only boys' games.

 

Ah, boys! They would only burn my house down.
The father!

 

They're all against me.

 

Not all, Mary. There's a friend of yours in town today.

 

- I have no friends
- Oh yes, you have!

 

Jesus, the prophet! Friend of our God,
forgiver of sins, hmmm?

 

Hey, according to him,

 

the sins of the flesh are nothing
compared to the sins of the soul.

 

Man will always forgive a man,
but a woman's sin, that's another story.

 

For most people, but not for him.

 

I've never seen anybody like him.

 

Have you seen him often?

 

If you go around on business like me,
you can't help seeing him.

 

Turn a corner, cross a square,
go into camp, there he is!

 

Go on.

 

He might be here another year.
I'm sure you'll come across him.

 

Oh, I sleep during the daytime, don't l?

 

Sorry, I forgot.

 

Well, a big crowd is following him everywhere.
Sometimes so big he has to sleep in the field.

 

He thinks nothing of eating and sleeping
with thieves and whores.

 

Any scum of the earth is good enough for him, eh?

 

One of his disciples, as they call themselves,
was a, was a tax collector, devious one.

 

But this Jesus,

 

well, he says it's not the righteous that need him,
it's the sinners. So you see, you have got a friend.

 

I'll be over next week.

 

Look!

 

There's Joseph of Arimathea.
One of the leading Pharisees in Jerusalem.

 

Which of you, for all his worrying,
can add one day to his life, one inch to his stature.

 

So don't concern yourself so much
with the means of life,

 

what you shall eat or drink,
or with your bodies and how they should be clothed.

 

Life is more than clothing.

 

Consider the birds of the air,
they did not sow or reap or gather into bonds

 

but our Heavenly Father feeds them,

 

who all the more feed you,
a you not worth more than they.

 

Consider the lilies of the field, they do not spin,

 

they do not weave,

 

but not even Solomon, in all his glory,
was so lead as one of these.

 

Now if God so clothed the grass and the field which is
here today and tomorrow thrown into the fire,

 

will he not all the more clothe you who have so little faith?

 

Therefore do not ask, "What shall we eat?

 

What shall we drink?

 

How shall we dress ourselves?"

 

It is only the faithless who set their hearts on these things.

 

You must first seek the kingdom of God and His righteousness,
and everything will be added freely unto to you.

 

So do not be anxious about tomorrow.

 

Tomorrow will be anxious for itself.

 

Let the day's own trouble be sufficient for the day.

 

Extraordinary. But isn't that taking it too far?

 

Well, surely our religion isn't opposed to honest hard work.

 

Imagine, what he's said has been said by the prophets,
but not like this.

 

I agree with you.

 

But we can't be sure until we meet with him face to face.

 

Why not invite him to eat with us?

 

- Would he come?
- I'm sure he would.

 

Such a man must be willing to discuss
his ideas with people who are open-minded.

 

Good master!

 

Please, tell me, master,
what must I do to have eternal life?

 

Go and Sell all you have and give it to the poor,

 

and you shall have treasure in Heaven.

 

Then, come and follow me.

 

Sell Everything? Everything I own?

 

Everything my father slaved for?

 

Everything. You cannot have two masters, God and money.

 

You see, it is easier for a camel to go through the eye of
a needle than for a rich man to enter the Kingdom of God.

 

Master. May I speak with you.

 

What is your name, my son?

 

My name is Judas lscariot.

 

People call me a scholar. They say I find things useful.
I read and write... Hebrew, Greek, Latin. I...

 

I translate documents.

 

Well, this has become a country of many tongues.

 

Now I have never beaten copper,
nor carved wood nor caught fish as your men have, but

 

I know your men.

 

My father was a prosperous builder who said, "My son must
never have calluses on his hands, nor brick dust in his hair.

 

My money must make my son into a scholar."

 

Well, behold, a scholar who wishes to serve you.

 

But do you need a man like me?

 

A tree is known by it's fruit.

 

Come, stay with us.