The Kingdom of Heaven

When the Son of Man

shall come in His glory,

and all the holy angels with Him,

then shall He sit

upon the throne of His glory.

And before Him

shall be gathered all nations.

Then shall the King

say unto them on His right hand,

''Come, ye blessed of my Father,

inherit the Kingdom

prepared for you

from the foundation of the world.''

For I was an hungered,

and ye gave me meat.

I was thirsty,

and ye gave me drink.

I was a stranger,

and ye took me in.

Naked, and ye clothed me.

I was sick, and ye visited me.

I was in prison,

and ye came unto me.

Lord, when did I see

thee sick or in prison?

I've never fed thee

or gave thee drink, Master.

Neither have I, Lord.

I have never beheld

thy face until now.

Verily I say unto you,

inasmuch as ye have done it

unto one of the least of these,

ye have done it unto me.

Did you hear?

Did you hear?

Oh, quiet!

Surely, this man is wise.

I knew you'd think so.

Didn't I tell you, David?

How can you call him wise?!

He's done nothing but

tell silly stories...

sowers, seeds, mustard trees!

It's nonsense!

Maybe...

maybe he wants us to discover

the meaning for ourselves.

Or... or maybe not.

No, it's true.

His stories have a hidden meaning...

the secrets of

the Kingdom of Heaven.

If the secrets of the Kingdom

of Heaven are to be taught,

they will be taught by a Rabbi.

Shhh, quiet now.

Jesus is ready to preach.

He who hath ears to hear,

let him hear.

The Kingdom of Heaven is likened

unto a man who planted

a field of wheat.

But while he and

his servants slept

his enemy came and scattered

bad seeds among the wheat,

then went on his way.

And it came to pass that

when the wheat came forth,

there appeared tares also.

I don't know how this

could have happened, sir.

We planted good seeds.

I know we did.

It's not your fault, my friend.

An enemy has done this.

I'll pull up the tares, sir.

No.

When you pull up the tares, you

may damage the wheat as well.

Let them grow together

until the harvest.

And at that time,

I will say to the reapers,

''Gather the tares together and

tie them in bundles to burn them.

Then gather the wheat, bind them together,

and store them into my barn.

I see! I see! The wheat are the

good people and the tares are...

Now you understand this nonsense as well?

I think I do.... I...

Well, I thought I did.

Don't you?

This man teaches blasphemy and wickedness!

Beware, all of you!

Come, Jeremiah!

I said, we're leaving, Jeremiah!

Come now, or you will be shut

out of the synagogue forever!

I'm coming. I'm coming.

You didn't actually want to stay, did you?

Of course not! It was just

so nice to be outside, that's all....

The fresh air and all.

He who hath ears to hear,

let him hear.

Again, the Kingdom of Heaven

is like unto a merchant man,

seeking goodly pearls.

( song)

All that I have, I'll sell all that I have

to hold in my hand the pearl.

Nothing I have can compare with the prize

when I hold in my hand the pearl.

Brighter than sun, clearer than glass,

dearer than gold... the pearl.

Kingdom of God, it's the Kingdom of God,

it's life with my Lord... the pearl.

All that I have is ashes, is earth,

now that I've seen the pearl.

And I will not rest; I cannot be content

'til at last it is mine, forever to shine,

the Kingdom of God... the pearl.

Let me gather everything I own,

all that in this dreary world I've known.

Pleasures and possessions now I bring...

trade them for one single shining thing.

All that I have is ashes, is earth,

now that I've seen the pearl.

And I will not rest, I cannot be content

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