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[musical swirl]

...then why would you agree
to give Yusef the body?

You forget yourself Caiaphas.

Guards!

Give us some men -
it's the least you could do.

You. You.

You take these two.

You secure it.

You send them back in three days.
Understood?

And Caiaphas...

Yes, Pilate?

After today, I don't want to hear
another word about this Jesus.

I need you focused.

Sentinels.

Report to the Armory for
briefing.

It's time for Salem's
inspection.

He won't budge.

Hundred-and-fifty shekels for the boat
on the left is his final offer.

What about my boat?

No good.

What? Why?

Needs too many repairs.

Nah it, it's vintage.

Carries more than you think!

I know a good boat when I see one...

That's a bad boat.

Ten-thousand for the entire
Zebedee fleet?

Really?

And we'll throw in his boat for
free too.

Wait, what!

7,000.

Matthew, surely we shouldn't--

Eight.

Alright fine,

ignore me then.

And your client base?

Included.

Deal or no deal?

Deal.

[interposing market conversations]

Two hundred shekels for
everything in the trunk!

What about the car?

What are you willing to offer?

Does it come with a full tank?

Philip, you can't sell your car.

Let the man give his price...

Look it's not for sa--

350.

No, it's not for sale.

Stephen, please.

$375.

I said it's not for sale.

Have a nice day.

Sorry.

What's wrong?

You've been strange all week.

You can't just make
rash decisions like that.

I was just thinking about it.

Besides, look around you, Stephen.

This isn't about us--

This is for the kingdom.

So everyone keeps saying...

Glad to see it's catching on.

Where are you going?

Stephen?

[sirens blairing]

The Imperium.

We at Salem once again
welcome our Governor

and increased Emporium surveillance

for District Inspection.

As is routine, we will comply
and show respect to our friends.

All Zealots and other rebels

will be reprimanded.

We are dedicated to peace
with the Imperium.

Governor, welcome to the palace.

If you'd like to follow me,

Agrippa and the High
Minister are this way.

Governor Pilate, your grace.

My friend!

My friend, you are welcome.

The uncles sends their apologies

but, who needs them?

You see Caiaphas?

You can make friends with the Emporials.

It is possible you know?

Yes Your Highness. I can see.

Pilate. You didn't come for dinner.

Was it something I said?

[laughs]

It was a joke, Governor.

Joanna, pour a glass of wine for Pilate.

Let's all have a drink before we
begin the boring paperwork.

No, you.

I want a detailed inventory of
your Guard's weaponry,

their checkins,
check-outs, by tomorrow.

Don't worry yourself Caiaphas.

I'll be out of your hair by
the end of tomorrow.

As long as everything's in order.

Trust me. We need to lay low.

Because of an Emporial
Inspection? It's standard.

Yeah, but the timing's dangerous.

If they notice the amount of
people starting to follow Jesus--

Simon, we can't just hide away.

That's not what he's saying.

We have to use wisdom.

Nat's right, it's only a few days.

No I'm sorry but

I just don't think Jesus would
want us to do nothing for days.

Right.

OK, well, Is there any way the
courtyard sessions

can be moved indoors?

That would work.

Yeah.

Living rooms, cafes,
you name it.

Anywhere that won't draw
too much attention.

Quick question. Sorry.

Are we still able to sell at the markets?

I'm about to close on a
really good deal

on my King David collection.

The figurines?

Yeah, pristine condition.

How much are you selling for?

Thad, Susannah, focus.

Oh, Never mind.

You can still sell in the markets,
just have your wits about you.

Anything else?

No preaching.

What?

No public preaching.
Not until the inspection is over.

No.

I'll preach without drawing a crowd.

You got arrested last week.

James.

Exactly. You'll be on the Temple's radar.

I'll preach in alleyways then...

And we'll stop if we
start drawing too many people.

Guys it's literally what Jesus
told us to do.

If I'd have known
this was going to be the plan

I'd have gone home to see my wife, and
John would have gone home with the others.

Do we need a time out?

No.

Peter, we know there are ways you want to
do things, but it's not just you here.

We can't just not preach.

You can.

Fine.

We'll lay low.

Good. We're decided.

[gentle music]

You're quiet.

What?

You're quiet.

You have been for the
last few days, it's worrying me.

Mary...

Do you need my help?

No. Everything is fine.

[music continues]

[indistinct voices from a memory]

Go home.

Stephen.

[door opens]

Okay, welcome everyone.

Philip said to make yourselves at home,
he'll be back later on today.

Room on the sofas,

some of you will have to
take the floor --

not ideal, I know, but--

But it is the same everywhere else guys,

we are working on trying to find
you some more space.

Hey, do you know what time Philip's back?

what should we say
if we're stopped for inspection?

I guess you can't lie, but that's just...

Oh, Stephen, Stephen.

I'm going to go to the green sector.

Oh, well, can you--

...has to be lower than a nine.

That has to be lower than a nine.

No.

I don't get it. I don't understand.

Who's winning?

Ade.

Typical.

Is Stephen in?

He left earlier.

Left?

Hmm?

He said he was
headed out to the green sector.

When did this happen?

Hours ago.

Why, should we be worried?

[door opens and closes]

Why doesn't he get it?

Who?

He was healed.

Caleb is now out there, a walking miracle.
And still,

he doesn't get it.

I know.

It doesn't make sense.

But it does.

To him, it does make sense.

What doesn't

is giving his life away to
someone he's never seen.

Someone we've never even seen.

Everyone selling their things at
the market this week...

it just hit me.

I know His presence, I felt it -

I feel it. But I can't...

I don't have a good answer to explain
something I've never seen.

Neither do I.

But...

I know someone who might.

I could ask him for a meeting
tomorrow afternoon.

Just the two of you.

Sound good?

Glad I didn't sell the car or you'd
have to walk back home.

Come on.

[whistleing]

I thought this
place was being demolished.

Are you reopening?

Well, not quite.

Come on.

So, what's the plan?

If you can repaint all the office doors,

I'll make a start on the wiring...

Right.

[water splashing]

Stephen, right?

Yeah, that's me.

Give me two minutes.
I'll see you up there.

I heard the Bethesda Pools are heated.

That would be nice.

Thomas, good to meet you.

Stephen. I'm Stephen.

I know.

Oh, yeah. Sorry.

Of course. It's nice to meet you.

So...

Phillips, been in a
few of my group sessions,

he's a good guy.

He mentioned you have some questions.

Caleb...

believing in what you haven't seen?

Yeah. That's about it.

Have you got any answers for me?

No.

But maybe...

I can help you find the right question.

Sorry, um...

I don't want to waste your time.
I think this might have been a mistake.

I didn't see Jesus either.

Not at first, anyway.

I went back to the apartment one day and

everyone was saying
that they had just seen Him.

In the room with them.
Raised from the dead.

I didn't believe them.

I wouldn't.

Not unless I could see and
feel His nail wounds with my own hands.

I kept asking, "When can I see Him?"

If He'd actually come back...

Why not to me?

But you did eventually, right?

A whole week later.

By then I was almost
resentful of the others.

Always the joker, Thad started
calling me "Doubting Thomas".

And that hurt.

Because it, it wasn't about doubt -
I mean well, it was -

but it was
about...it was about...

And then I heard Him.

"Peace be with you".

And He was.

He was with us.

Right there in front of my very eyes.

He took my hand

and placed it
in His nail wounds

and in His sides.

I fell to my knees before my
Lord and my God,

trembling.

And then He said something that...

haunts me.

He told me, I believed
because I had seen Him.

But blessed are
those who have not seen Him,

...yet still believe.

I know what you're
going through, Stephen.

And since the Spirit's come,

I've discovered the question isn't

"can I see Him?".

The right question is --

Does He see me?

Yes.

Yes, He does.

The boat is shaking like crazy --

four fishermen,

none of them being
helpful -

we are all terrified.

All the while, Jesus is fast asleep

as if there's no storm at all-

Sorry to interrupt Thomas --

can someone give us a hand upstairs?

Yeah, I can help yeah.

And then just as the
waves are getting bigger--

We thought we'd try something new.

Please help.

"Do it once more."

Now there was so
much water

it nearly
overflowed the trench.

"There's no way this is
going to work Elijah"

What do you guys think?

Yeah.

Off to the market.

See if I can sell this lot
before the day's out.

That lad's got a knack for this.

Flames!

Whoa! Yeah! Fire!

You're late.

Again.

Sorry, Captain.

You missed inspection prep yesterday.

And temple patrol the day before.

I'm sorry sir,

there's no excuse.

I'll do better.

Where have you been, Mara?

Nowhere.

Don't try me.

Investigating.

The stimulant I brought to you.
The one used on temple grounds.

What about it?

I know you've had your
hands full ready for inspection.

I thought I could help.

Did you find anything?

Temple patrol for a month.

Sir? No, wait! That's not fair!

You think your initiative is impressive.

Do I look impressed?

Do I seem impressed by you?

No, sir.

Don't try and do my work for me.

You put one more foot wrong,
arrive a minute late,

or say a word out of place-
and you're out.

Am I understood?

Yes, sir.

Good.

Stephen - we're out of paint.

Can you check if downstairs has any?

Yeah, sure.

Thanks.

Ah.

Oh.

Am I supposed to
pretend I haven't seen you?

If anyone asks.

No.

You definitely tell the truth.

If you're asked.

Are you in one of my small groups?

Yeah.

Is that today?

No. I'm in the one that starts tomorrow.

I'm Stephen.

Right.

Yeah.

Yeah, that's it.

- I'm looking forward to it.
- Nice.

I have a page of questions.

Questions are great.

I like questions.

Are you going to preach?

Yeah.

And you're not scared?

No.

Awesome.

See you tomorrow.

See you tomorrow.

The earth is the Lord's,
and everything in it,

The earth is the Lord's,
and everything in it,

the world, and all who live in it;

for He founded it on the seas
and established it on the waters.

Who may ascend the
mountain of the Lord?

Who may stand
in His holy place?

The one who has
clean hands and a pure heart,

who does not trust in an idol
or swear by a false god.

Saul.

Nai.

I won't be a moment.

Mara. Didn't expect to see you here.

Captain's orders.

New post for the next month.

He found out?

No.

Told him I was
investigating something else.

Good.

So what have you got?

They're growing.

And now they've started to sell
anything they have

at the markets
to keep themselves afloat.

The markets?

Thank you, Mara.
Great work.

I'll see what I can
do about this posting, okay?

Let me know what else I can do.

Two liters for two shekels.
Come on people, get it where you can.

Two liters, for two shekels.

[indistinct chatter]

Oi!

Easy.

[indistinct chatter]

Were you out of your mind?

No, I was just doing my--

It's rhetorical, Saul.

You can't imagine the
strings I had to pull

to keep your sorry self from
spending a night in the cells.

But he was out there preaching again.

You told me the Chief Ministers
have forbidden it.

What was I meant to do, ignore it?

Maybe find the balance between that

and nearly getting yourself
speared by Sentinels next time.

Come on Master. You're
making it sound worse than it is.

Need I remind you, it
is not your job to enforce law.

No, it's not. But the temple guard
aren't doing anything

and neither are the Imperium!
Why aren't they involved?

That is not your concern.

But our faith is. Our people's
faith is our concern. You told me that.

So you'd overrule the High
Minister and do it all by yourself?

That's not what I was trying to say--

Then what?

Because I was hard pressed to come
up with an explanation when asked.

Do you have any idea how close
you came to losing your nomination today?

What nomination?

Seems somebody was
stupid enough to put you forward

as a nominee for
the Grand Sanhedrin election.

You put my name forward?

Yes.

Yes, Saul.

Yes.

I know your passionate Saul.

It's what made you stand out when
I chose you as my student.

But I've warned you
time and time again,

your recklessness will be your
undoing if you're not careful.

I'm really sorry, Master.

I had no idea.

Caiaphas took quite the convincing
to keep your name on the ballot.

It's been suggested
you join the scribing team

in the records room
for the rest of the month.

The records room?

I would accept, if I were you.

Good. You start tomorrow.

Now go home, Saul. I've studying to do.

Gamaliel,

thank you for all your support...

But I have to know.

The Imperium is clearly being kept
in the dark about this Jesus following.

Why?

They could have stumped them
all out by now.

Isn't that what we want?

I'll let it go.

But I just need to understand why.

Because of the tomb.

Governor.

Has Caiaphas arrived yet?

I believe he's on his way.

Summon him.

Over 10,000 people of
your diaspora entered through

city checkpoints for
your last religious festival.

That sounds normal.--

Since then, only 9,000 have left.

That's over a thousand
people unaccounted for Caiaphas.

And that's not to mention the
spike in your offerings income last week.

Anything you want to tell me?

I don't have a good
explanation for any of that.

Well, I'm increasing
Imperial Street patrols,

and I'm placing additional restrictions on
the Temple's funds for the time being.

I can't have you funding
anything unfavorable to the Imperium.

Hello all. Hope we've all
had a wonderful...

You comfortable?

Very.

Behold, Pilate, king of the Jews.

Is it too early for wine?

Jesus. The man you
were so afraid of last month--

I wouldn't say afraid.

Did it all blow over
the way I said it would?

Yes, Governor.

There's nothing to report.

And let me thank you once
again for lending us the Sentinels.

They're exemplary.

I demand nothing less.

[heavy breathing]

[coughing]

And I can't convince you to stay?

And the chefs have
prepared tilapia.

It's divine, truly.

No, I'll be back in a couple of months.

Until then, you know where to find me.

We certainly do.

Caiaphas.

[ominous music]

See you next--

[inaudible]

Are you spying on me, Susanna?

I thought we all
agreed to lay low for a few days.

The only thing that's drawing
attention is your heavy breathing.

Can you please slow down?

I'm looking into something, that's all.

Okay, then what is it? I can help.

No.

Either you tell me now
or I'm coming with you.

What is that?

They're here.

[club music]

Okay, one more.

Come on. Just one more. Just one more.

No, no, no, no. Come on.

Okay, we're almost there. Come on.

Here.

My bag...

I'll be back in a minute, Yeah.

Stay outside.

So apparently, some preacher woman

keeps coming here,
putting off the customers.

Do you know anything about that?

Hello, Shem.

What are you thinking, Mary?

You're only gonna get one warning.

You can get away with talking to the
paying customers,

but you leave his property.

I don't know what you're talking about.

Yeah, you do.

I think I'm afraid of him.

I'm not.

Right. Because of your Jesus?

He sure did something to you--
You were very scary there for a while.

Hey, maybe the boss will want you back.

You monster.

Calm down. It's a joke.

You're too old.

Don't make me have to
bring up your name though.

I'm not going
to stop coming back, Shem.

I can't.

Throw her out.

you know this isn't right.

You know, Shem.
You know this isn't right.

If you have any sense,
I won't see you again.

You know!

[door closes]

Can I come with you?

Yeah

We all agreed to lay low. All of us.

He said he was a small crowd.

We haven't heard anything yet,
so it can't be that bad.

He was chased
through the streets

and would have run straight
into the Imperium

if I hadn't have shown up in time.

Pete, you're not going to say anything?

Oh, you're back. Did you sell the boat?

Not now, Mary.

Peter was out preaching.

Okay, well, before we get
into all of that,

I just need to get Dana a hot meal--

Is that blood?

What happened? Did they hurt you?

Sorry, who's they?

It's nothing.

I just need to get Dana somewhere to rest.

Mary, hold on.

Guys, it's fine. It's just a scratch.

Where were you today?

Can someone please
help Dana get a hot meal first?

Please.

I think the apartment
downstairs has made a hot stew.

How's that sound, Dana?

Come on, then.

I've been going down to some
of the clubs in the lower streets.

I've been praying with the addicts there.

I've been giving them food,
whatever they need.

Dana's one of them.

That's brilliant.

No, bro.

Mary, do you think that's a good idea?

You knew about this?

I know their world.

I know what they're going through.

Jesus came to find me
when I couldn't see a way out.

We have to do the same
thing for them.

They need us.

She's right.

Someone's found their voice.

We know she's right.

But right now, we don't have the space

to take people in and help them.

We can't look after them
in the way that they need.

We've got to be practical about this.

Things are tight.

There has to be a way.

Not a logical one that I can see.

Okay. So, we're laying low
and we're not letting anyone in.

Are you alright with this?

I don't know. I don't know.

You lot sound like an old,
annoying version of me.

Has it not occurred to any of you

that what we're doing isn't going
to work because it's logical?

It will work because God wills it.

Well, at least you
agree you were annoying.

[door opens]

Thanks, Phil.

[door closes]

He won't find me here, will he?

Don't worry. You're safe here, Dana.

I promise.

I'll apologize at the briefing tomorrow.

I didn't say anything.

You were thinking it.

What you said was right.

It's your disregard for others and the
trouble you land people in

with your impulsive nature
that you need to apologize for.

Yeah.

How was home?

Not easy.

How much did you get for the boat?

$8,000.

How much?!

For the Zebedee fleet.

Our boat was worthless.

Ah.

Ariah sends her love.

Yeah.

I was kind of hoping
she'd come back with you.

I think she was hoping
that you'd go home to her.

Not yet.

There's still so much to do.

Yeah.

Hey. Keep your head up bro.

Tomorrow's another day.

Hmm.

Hello? Oh, sorry.

I didn't mean to startle you.

No. It's fine. Hi.

Hi.

Can l...help you?

Are you looking for someone?

Oh, yes. You as a matter of fact.

I heard you preached at Shavuot.

Life-changing.
I want to help.

Fancy a walk?

And you are?

Oh yes, sorry. Probably
should of started with that.

My name's Joseph. I ran a few
businesses in the city for many years.

There's something I want to give you.

Can this wait till tomorrow?

Something tells me you
need a bit of encouragement today.

Come on.

Come on.

Well, I've cleared everything out.
The lights are new--

sorry about the paint smell, that'll go.

And there's new aircon
being installed next week.

This whole floor is a blank canvas,

but downstairs there's a
fully fitted kitchen.

And there's dozens of
old office spaces upstairs--

thought there
could be rooms or something--

- Not to mention--
- Hold on.

Picture it, Peter.

This place could be anything you need.

Anything that helps
you spread the good news.

Oh, it's yours.

And don't worry about the running costs.

I've sold some other
properties to keep us going.

It feels so good to finally get that out.

Is something not right?

I think I'm going to
call you Barnabas from now on.

Is that okay?

Yeah. Sure.

Why?

It means Son of Encouragement.

Oh.

Well, I like it...

Barnabas.

Oh, there's a lovely space
under here.

You can put a canteen or something.

I mean, this section, I'm really not sure,

but through here, there's plenty of space.

[birds chirping]

Morning.

At ease Sentinel.

What's your business?

Just visiting.

Are you stationed here?

Who's asking?

No one.

I'm from the temple.

I thought they'd
have left the doors open,

but I guess this makes sense too.

It's like no one was even here.

Were you one of
the guards here that night?

I don't know what you're talking about.

So visiting a fancy, empty tomb

is just a favorite
pass-time for off-duty, drunk, Sentinels?

What did you say, dog?

[electric vibrations]

Imperium born...dog.

Take my advice.

Get out of here.

[ominous music]

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[door opens]

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