want to blame it on the priestly aristocracy because they were the main antagonists at the time the goss pelpels were written. you write about the life of jesus, as a first century revolution ea revolutionary, as you call him. he wanted a different distribution of wealth and power and resources. and for instance in the lord s prayer he says, forgive us our debts. that should be translated more like release our debts. the word relates to financial debts. he s concerned about economics. he says your kingdom come, your will be done. caesar s kingdom is already there. he s very concerned about these kinds of things. and he talks about poor people
and he answered them, you have said so. he probably thought of jesus as a minor rebel, the kind of which he saw many in his governorship. the ornate os airy next to the pilot stone is thought to belong to the jewish high priest. dr. gibson s excavations next to the power of david museum have uncovered further evidence of pilate s time in jerusalem. based on the gospels and writings from the period, the archaeologist imagine s pilate s judgment. he decides to make an example of jesus and have him crucified. i don t think he would have had a sleepless night over it. reporter: there are no records of pilate s last days or his burial place. history records he was called back to rome to account for the brutality of his rule. pilate may have ended the life of jesus, but for the faithful, this crucial episode marks just
relationships. it wasn t like, let s go in and take out our bible and say, you know, you have to become a christian. on august 3rd of 2001, we were scheduled to visit an afghan home. it was the home of a family we had known for a long time. and they had requested to watch a movie about the life of jesus. how do people know about the film in the first place? when we would have a trusted relationship with an afghan who seemed to be interested in spiritual conversations, we would let them know, we have a movie about jesus. and we would ask them if they want to see it. it was a very stupid thing for them to do. no question about it. any time you tried to proselytize, tried to speak to
absorbing the life of jesus and that incredible docility to what he regards as god s will and the holy spirit. that what shapes him. he s a warm man who loves people. what you see is what you get in the case of pope francis but there s a part of him you don t see, which is the very private man, the very austere man, the man who is an actual introvert but whose openness to god s gift always seems to gives him what he needs for the occasion. did he it twice in cuba, just ignoring the written speech. he s in a spontaneous gathering and he wants to speak heart to heart. it is genuinely unscripted. of course, he s saying things he s said before and yet he always says them in a different way because he really does rely on the holy spirit on those occasions and i think that s really what defines the man. i would say cuourage, resolutio, docility to the holy spirit. your insights are appreciated
galalea, praeeach what they says contrary. not contrary to the words of god. my life is about this, putting bread on the table. we don t leave that bread alone. it said you were in the sea she won t say the word, but i ll say it. sorcery. i cured it by the hand of god. bear in mind what you go about saying and doing impacts us as well. mother, james. how i love you. and i always love you. you can understand the path i ve