UFO: The Encounter Page #4
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That puts him one up on you.
Hey, did you eat all the bread?
Oh, sorry, I was hungry.
Hey, can we get some more bread over here?
There's plenty of bread there.
No, there isn't. It's--empty.
How did you do that?
I'm Jesus.
Will you come with me please?
Sure.
Well, as long as you're going to perform miracles,
why don't you turn my water into wine?
Am I losing my mind?
That bread basket was empty, wasn't it?
I thought it was.
And then suddenly it wasn't empty.
Doesn't that freak you out?
You haven't been some of the places I've been.
Plus it was your idea to come here.
Suppose..
Suppose it really is him.
Jesus?
Yeah.
Please.
Well, how did he know that stuff about my boyfriend?
He probably just overheard us talking.
No.
We didn't talk about that in there.
Look, I don't know what the explanation is,
but I'm sure there is one.
It's not so bad here.
There's free food and a warm place, so you can leave,
but I'm staying.
You shall see the Son of Man seated at the right hand
of power and coming on the clouds of heaven.
Your good book forgot to mention
there'd be a chance of scattered showers.
I'm glad to see that you remember some of what you read
in the Bible, Nick.
Especially that part.
That's like one of my favorite parts.
You can thank Gideons for that.
There's no telling what a man will do at 3 a.m.
in a Days Inn outside of Fargo.
You were searching, Nick.
I was bored.
Bored people turn on the TV.
You opened the Bible.
What were you looking for?
You tell me!
You know everything.
It was after the death of your father.
You were wondering how your parents could be so content with
so little, how your father could be as proud of his fruit stand
as you are of your fame and your millions.
I loved your parents, real, authentic, hard-working people.
More people went to your father's fruit stand
for his smile than for his fruit.
And you know who was great?
Your grandmother, Sadie.
I never knew her.
She died when I was little.
In fact, you could say that she's the reason
we're here like this tonight.
What do you mean?
Your grandmother was a delight to my heart,
a humble woman filled with love and zeal, a real prayer warrior.
In her last years, her most passionate prayers, Nick,
were for you.
She was praying that you would come to me as your Lord
and Savior, that you'd come to eternal life.
I'm honoring her faithfulness by coming to you
and making this personal appeal.
Well, there's no need to go to all the trouble, Jesus.
Because I'm doing just fine on my own.
If I hadn't intervened tonight, you'd be dead.
You'd all be dead.
What?
The flooding left the road unstable.
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