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This is the man
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who preaches against
our people everywhere!
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He tells everybody to
disobey the Jewish laws.
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He speaks against the temple.
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He defiles this holy
place by bringing in Gentiles!
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Yes, I saw him earlier
with a Gentile from Ephesus!
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Halt!
In Caesar's name! Who are you?
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I am Paul of Tarsus.
And a Roman citizen!
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He brought a nonbeliever
into the Temple!
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It is forbidden!
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Stand back, all of you!!!
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Paul of Tarsus -— since you
seem to have started all this,
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I am placing you under arrest
for causing a disturbance.
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You're coming with us.
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♪
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♪ It's the Word for all time
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♪ The Word for all the world
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♪ The Story's forever alive
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♪ Superbook
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♪ Hosanna, sing hosanna
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♪ The Word... Superbook
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♪ Hosanna, sing hosanna
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♪ The Word... Superbook ♪
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This is Carol
Cooper, Action News,
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coming to you from the site
of the massive flood
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that has devastated the coast
of this small nation.
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Donations of food and medical
supplies continue to pour in
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and concerned people are flying
in from everywhere to help,
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including a gentleman we've
just met, Professor Quantum.
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Professor? Can you tell us what
you've brought with you?
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That's
my family, and our friend Joy.
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They insisted on coming to help.
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Actually, Professor,
I was referring to this.
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Oh!! This! Well, yes -—
Well, as you know,
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a big problem after any flood
is polluted drinking water.
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But my ultraviolet
chloramine-based
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purification system works
deep in these wells
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to produce fresh
clean water within hours!
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Ugh!!! These
mosquitoes are everywhere!
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Do not worry, Joy.
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I believe the snakeswill eat most of them.
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Ugh! Snakes?!!
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If they don't drown
in all this mud.
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Ugh!!! Chris!!!
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Joy, could you bring
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four more cases of
sterile gauze?
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Uhhh... right away,
Mrs. Quantum.
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Joy, would you please bring
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another case of antiseptic
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and more cotton swabs to tent three?
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Oh, and those suture kits.
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I'll be right there. Uhhh!
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Whoaaa-hoaa-hoaa!
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Arrrgghhhhh!
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Joy, how's it
coming with the gauze?
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Joy,
can you hurry with those suture kits?
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Joy?
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Your eyes are leaking.
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Oh, Giz, Chris, I just -— I
just can't do this. Any of it!
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I want to help. I really do.
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I felt it in my heart the minute
we heard about the trouble here.
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But the bugs, and the mud
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and all of those people
who need help...
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I just didn't think it would all
be so...
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so hard.
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Superbook!!!
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Here we go!
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Whoa-whoaaaa!
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I am taking you to meet a man
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who faced obstacles
that seemed impossible.
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Yet he never lost sight
of his mission.
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Prisoners, halt!!
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Captain, preparing to
board the prisoners for Rome.
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Bring them aboard.
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You heard the captain.
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Move it along or you'll get
another taste of my whip!
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There is no needto strike them.
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Whoaaaa!
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Halt! What are you
doing there?
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Down to the hold
with the rest of the prisoners!
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- Run!!!!
- Whoo-hooo-oooooo
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I'll teach you to try to escape.
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Ah, that's better.
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Whoo, coming through!
HEHEHE. Whoaa. Ugh!
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It seems there is a
flaw in this plan.
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Oooff!
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Gotcha.
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Ugh... I think these leg
irons are giving me a rash.
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Your friend is very unusual.
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Oh yeah, he's
definitely one-of-a-kind.
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Ohhh! Ha-ha. Huuu....
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You okay, Joy?
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Oh, peachy! I went from
mosquitoes and mud
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to chains and a prison ship. My
life just keeps getting better.
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Joy, during the time
I spent in prison
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I realized God's power is
strongest when I'm weak.
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So if he keeps giving me
his power,
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I will gladly brag
about how weak I am.
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Yes, I am glad to be weak
or insulted or mistreated,
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or to have troubles
and sufferings,
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if it is for Christ. Because
when I am weak, I am strong.
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We should all pray for
smooth passage to Rome.
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Rome? We are going to Rome?
Whoo-hooo. How exciting!
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I'm on my way to stand
trial before Caesar.
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You sound almost
happy about that.
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Stand trial for what?
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Well, causing a disturbance.
It was in Jerusalem.
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I was preaching about Jesus
to whomever would listen...
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I was accused of bringing a
non-believer into the temple.
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It wasn't true. They demanded
the Romans put me to death,
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but of course, they could
never prove their charges.
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Several nights later, Jesus
appeared to me in my cell.
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Be of good cheer, Paul;
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for as you have testified for me
in Jerusalem,
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so you must alsobear witness at Rome.
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Since then, my case has been
heard before two Roman Governors
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and King Herod Agrippa.
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Finally, as a Roman citizen,
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I had a right to be tried
by Caesar himself.
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And so here I am,
on my way to Rome.
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All right, which
of you prisoners
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wants a little fresh air?
I need a crew to clean the decks!
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Don't pick me.
Please, don't pick me.
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This can't get any worse.
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Joy...
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What about you, Christian?
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That's enough!
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Captain, would it be possible
to loosen our shackles
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-— just while we are at sea?
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Captain Julius, you cannot allow
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this filthy bunch
of slaves to....!
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Unshackle all of them. There
is nowhere they can escape.
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I'll be keeping an eye
on you... friend.
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Men, I believe there is
trouble ahead if we go on -...
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Shipwreck, loss of cargo, and
danger to our lives as well.
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You don't know
what you're talking about.
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Captain, we must continue on.
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There are not
suitable harbors here.
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It is a poor place to
spend the winter.
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The crew knows these waters.
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We should continue further
up the coast to Phoenix.
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He doesn't know
what he's talking about.
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I beg you to reconsider.
I must get to Rome safely!
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You have no cause for concern.
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The ship's captain believes his
crew knows what they are doing.
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Ha-ha, what does a prisoner
from Jerusalem know
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about the open sea?
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There isn't a storm
we can't sail through.
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She won't hold together in
these swells.
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Sail for the coast.
Sail for the coast!
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Bind the hull!
Use all available lines!
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According to the
current barometric pressure,
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cumulonimbus formations, and
wind velocity,
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there is a 57% chance of....
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swells.
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Get the skiff on deck!
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Ooof!
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Thank you.
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Pray to your God for us.
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Do not be afraid, Paul.
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You must be brought
before Caesar.
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What's more, God,
in His goodness
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has granted safety to
everyone sailing with you.
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We must lighten our load, men!
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All excess cargo overboard!
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Okay, but don't blame me
if we need it later.
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Men, you should have
listened to me
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in the first place
and not left Crete!
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You would have avoided
all this damage and loss!
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But take courage! None of you
will lose your lives,
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even though the ship
will go down.
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For last night an angel of God,
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to whom I belong
and whom I serve,
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stood beside me and said...
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God in his goodness
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has granted safety to
everyone sailing with you.
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So take courage,
for I believe God.
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It will be just as he said.
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But we will be
shipwrecked on an island.
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He seems so... certain.
His faith never wavers. Never.
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Jesus said,
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"If you had faith even as small
as a mustard seed
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you could say to this mountain,
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'Move from here to there, '
and it would move.
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Nothing
would be impossible."
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Faith, eh?
Well, as a soldier,
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I have always relied on a sharp
sword to move my mountains.
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Shallow water!!!
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Shallow water?
That's good, right?
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Good? That is excellent!
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Only twenty fathoms deep!
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And it's getting
shallower by the minute!
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We must be near land!
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Drop anchor before we hit rocks!
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But Captain....
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Do as I say!
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Yes, sir.
Drop anchors! Drop anchors!
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See any land?
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Not yet.
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We should get back below deck
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and pray daylight comes swiftly.
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Please... eat something now
for your own good.
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Here, let me help.
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Land!
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Land ahead!!
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Paul, it must be the
island you spoke about!
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Cut the anchors!
Loose the rudders!
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We've hit a sandbank!
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Aghhh!
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Oh, no.
The ship's coming apart!
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If the prisoners
escape, we'll be to blame!
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So I say, "Kill them all" -—
Starting with that one!
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No!!!!
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There'll be no one
killed on my ship
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- — least of all this man.
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All right. I want everyone who
can swim to dive in the water
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and head for shore.
Those who can't,
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grab anything you can
find and start paddling!
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No problem! Hop on!
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Whooo-aaaa!
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Ugh...
safe at last...
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Just as you said.
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Paul... do you think anyone can
be accepted by your God?
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Jesus welcomes all who seek Him.
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According to my readings,
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we are on the island of Malta,
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about four days'journey from Rome.
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Uh, guys?
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Looks like we'vegot company.
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They are called marshallows.
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Trust me, they go
great with fish!
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Aaahh!
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Aggghhhh! VIPER!
Poison snake!
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No doubt this man is a murderer,
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whom though he has
escaped the sea,
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justice does not
allow him to live.
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Do not be afraid.
The snake has not harmed me.
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It is impossible! Truly,
y-you must be a god!
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I'm merely a messenger
of the One True God.
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I'm on my way toRome to preach His Word.
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Your God must be very powerful.
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Perhaps he can help
our leader's father.
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He is old and very ill...
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Is he okay?
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He seems really sick.
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Ah!
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Ooo! Ha!
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He's been healed!
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You have saved my father.
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I can never thank you enough.
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You may not be a god,
but you are truly a man of God.
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There is a ship coming
in three months' time,
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stopping here
on its way to Rome,
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and if that is what you wish,
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I promise you shall be on that
ship.
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Meanwhile, you shall be
a guest in my home.
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I-I thank you for your kindness.
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Paul... I don't get it.
Why go to Rome?
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Why not stay here in Malta?
These people love you.
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But in Rome...
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Thank you for your concern, Joy.
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Jesus told me I must
bear witness in Rome.
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And that is what I will do.
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Unbelievable.
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After everything Paul's
been through...
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a riot, prison, that
horrible shipwreck,
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a deadly snake bite...
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it seems like nothing can stop
Paul from his mission.
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And I was having a hard time
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with some mosquitoes
and a little mud.
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Superbook!
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Now... where were we?
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Oh, right! You were
covered with mud
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and we were trying not to laugh.
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Back to work, huh?
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Does that mean it's not
as hard as you thought?
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N-no. It's still hard.
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But I believe God
wants me to do it
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so that's that!
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♪ Jesus, You died
upon a cross
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♪ and rose again
to save the lost.
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♪ Forgive me now of all my sin
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♪ Come be my Savior,
Lord and friend.
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♪ Change my life
and make it new
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♪ and help me, Lord,
to live for You.
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♪ Change my life
and make it new
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♪ and help me, Lord,
to live for You.
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♪ Jesus, You died
upon a cross
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♪ and rose again
to save the lost.
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♪ Forgive me now
of all my sin
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♪ Come be my Savior,
Lord and friend.
293
00:24:02,285 --> 00:24:06,664
♪ Change my life
and make it new
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00:24:06,699 --> 00:24:11,837
♪ and help me, Lord,
to live for You.
295
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♪ Change my life
and make it new
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♪ and help me, Lord,
to live... for You.
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♪ Change my life
and make it new
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00:24:36,182 --> 00:24:40,630
♪ Help me, Lord,
to live for You.
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♪ Change my life
and make it new
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♪ Won't You make it new?
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♪ And help me,
Lord, to live
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♪ to live for You. ♪
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♪ You and I
Just imagine
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♪ What can happen
Traveling through history
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♪ Flying high on a journey
Within a mystery
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♪ Seeing as we're meant to see
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♪ Wisdom that's so clear
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♪ If we have the ears to hear
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♪ It's the Word for all time
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♪ It's the Word for all time
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♪ The Word for all the world
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♪ The Story that's forever true
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♪ It's the Word that shines
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♪ with the light from above
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♪ that God in His love
gives to you
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♪ So come take a ride
There are wonders to see
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♪ Adventures inside
For you and for me
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♪ His Word is forever alive
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♪ Superbook
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♪ Hosanna, sing hosanna
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♪ The Word... Superbook
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♪ Hosanna, sing hosanna
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♪ The Word... Superbook
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♪ Hosanna, sing hosanna
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♪ The Word... Superbook
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