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Elisha & The Floating Axe · The Chosen People

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  Speaker 1: Previously on The Chosen People.
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  Speaker 2: Because the arrow by itself is nothing. It's weak. It's pathetic.
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  Speaker 2: But if that same arrow rests in the hands of
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  Speaker 2: a skilled archer.
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  Speaker 3: It flies true.
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  Speaker 4: I've never been powerful, Elisha. I have never been great.
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  Speaker 4: I am an old, tired man. The wind stirred. Elisha
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  Speaker 4: sucked in a sharp breath. The river whispered before him, waiting.
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  Speaker 4: The choice was his.
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  Speaker 1: He exhaled, stood, stepped forward, and lifted the mantle high.
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  Speaker 1: His voice rang out, steady and unchanged, but no longer uncertain.
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  Speaker 3: Lord God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob!' God of Joseph
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  Speaker 3: and Moses, God of Elijah, my God, I am your servant.
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  Speaker 3: Show me your power.
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  Speaker 1: The sound of axes striking wood rang out across the
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  Speaker 1: Jordan River. It was the kind of sound that would
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  Speaker 1: have been satisfying under different circumstances, maybe even meditative. but
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  Speaker 1: today it carried the undeniable undercurrent of inexperience. The Guild
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  Speaker 1: of Prophets was not built for this kind of labor.
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  Speaker 1: These were not craftsmen or soldiers. They were dreamers, scribes,
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  Speaker 1: and thinkers, young men learning to hear the voice of God.
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  Speaker 1: It was a discipleship school of sorts, though calling it
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  Speaker 1: a school was generous. The students worked under the merciless sun,
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  Speaker 1: sweat dripping into their eyes as they swung their axes
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  Speaker 1: with all the grace of men who had never chopped
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  Speaker 1: a tree in their lives. The air was heavy with
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  Speaker 1: the earthy scent of wood and the occasional grunt of frustration.
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  Speaker 1: Standing a safe distance away, Elisha leaned against a rock,
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  Speaker 1: his staff in hand, supervising with the ease of a
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  Speaker 1: man who had absolutely no intention of helping.
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  Speaker 5: Master Elisha, do you think this is what Elijah had
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  Speaker 5: in mind when he passed his mantle to you?
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  Speaker 1: Elisha smirked, a faint glimmer of amusement flashing in his eyes.
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  Speaker 3: If you think this is beneath you, Reuben, wait until
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  Speaker 3: I send you to dig ditches. You'll miss the glamour
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  Speaker 3: of tree-cutting.
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  Speaker 1: One of the younger students snorted at this, nearly losing
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  Speaker 1: his grip on his axe in the process. The blade
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  Speaker 1: grazed the trunk awkwardly, sending a spray of splinters into
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  Speaker 1: the air. Why do you even need to expand the
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  Speaker 1: house anyway?
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  Speaker 3: It's fine as it is.
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  Speaker 6: It's fine for you, but you're not the one sleeping
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  Speaker 6: next to Reuben and his snoring. It's like trying to
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  Speaker 6: sleep next to a bullfrog.
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  Speaker 2: He's not snoring. It's prophetic breathing.
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  Speaker 6: If it's prophetic breathing, then Yahweh must be very annoyed.
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  Speaker 1: The group burst into laughter, their exhaustion momentarily forgotten. Even
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  Speaker 1: Elisha chuckled softly, brushing the dust from his robe with
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  Speaker 1: an air of mock patience.
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  Speaker 3: Enough whining. You're prophets of Yahweh, not poets writing lamentations
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  Speaker 3: about how hard your life is. We need the wood,
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  Speaker 3: so keep chopping.
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  Speaker 1: The laughter faded, replaced by the steady rhythm of axes
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  Speaker 1: once more. Kisha muttered something under his breath, earning another
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  Speaker 1: smirk from Reuben. Elisha watched them with a faint smile,
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  Speaker 1: as though enjoying a private joke they couldn't yet understand.
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  Speaker 1: Keisha was Elisha's apprentice, chosen by the prophet himself, though
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  Speaker 1: no one could quite figure out why. Wiry and sharp-tongued,
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  Speaker 1: Keisha had a knack for asking questions that walked the
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  Speaker 1: line between curious and insubordinate. If Elisha found him exasperating,
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  Speaker 1: he didn't show it. In fact, he seemed to enjoy
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  Speaker 1: the boy's energy. He reminded him of his master.
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  Speaker 6: Master Elisha, I think the Jordan just swallowed my body
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  Speaker 6: weight in sweat.
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  Speaker 7: Does this count as a baptism?
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  Speaker 3: No, but if you keep swinging like that, it might
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  Speaker 3: count as your funeral.
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  Speaker 5: Kish is just mad because he's the worst axeman here.
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  Speaker 6: That's because I didn't come here to chop trees, Reuben.
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  Speaker 6: I came here to learn how to hear Yahweh's voice.
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  Speaker 3: And do you think Yahweh's voice is going to make
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  Speaker 3: you a bigger house? Because if it does, you're not
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  Speaker 3: hearing Yahweh, you're hearing your own wishful thinking.
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  Speaker 1: The students laughed, though some of them were clearly more
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  Speaker 1: focused on not splitting their own feet open than on
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  Speaker 1: Elisha's wit. Keisha, however, wasn't ready to let it go.
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  Speaker 7: You're telling me the Lord, who parted the sea and
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  Speaker 7: brought fire down from heaven, can't drop a few trees
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  Speaker 7: for us?
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  Speaker 3: He is chopping trees, my boy, through the able arms
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  Speaker 3: of his young prophets. Praise be to God that we
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  Speaker 3: get to play a part in his noble work.
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  Speaker 1: And then, as if the Jordan itself had been waiting
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  Speaker 1: for the perfect moment to interrupt, there was a sharp crack,
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  Speaker 1: followed by a splash.
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  Speaker 4: Oh no.
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  Speaker 7: Oh no no no no no no.
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  Speaker 2: What did you do?
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  Speaker 7: It wasn't me.
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  Speaker 2: The axe head, it flew off.
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  Speaker 7: Look, it's sinking.
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  Speaker 1: All eyes turned to the water. Sure enough, the iron
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  Speaker 1: axe head was now disappearing into the murky depths of
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  Speaker 1: the Jordan.
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  Speaker 2: Isn't that your uncle's axe?
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  Speaker 8: Yep.
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  Speaker 7: Why do you think I'm panicking?
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  Speaker 3: Because you don't trust the Lord.
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  Speaker 1: The group turned to Elisha who had stepped forward. His
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  Speaker 1: tone was casual but pointed.
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  Speaker 6: Are you about to tell me that the Lord is
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  Speaker 6: going to use the able body of his young prophet
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  Speaker 6: to retrieve the axe?
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  Speaker 7: I'll stop you there.
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  Speaker 3: I can't swim. You spend far too much energy complaining, worrying,
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  Speaker 3: and reeling about what can't be done. It must be exhausting.
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  Speaker 1: Elisha bent down, picking up a stick from the ground.
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  Speaker 1: His students watched, their laughter fading into a tense, curious silence.
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  Speaker 5: What's that stick supposed to do?
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  Speaker 8: Shh.
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  Speaker 3: I'm obviously trying to be a mysterious prophet. Quit ruining
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  Speaker 3: my lesson with your questions.
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  Speaker 8: Just watch.
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  Speaker 1: With a practiced flick of his wrist, Elisha tossed the
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  Speaker 1: stick into the water. The water rippled, and then, impossibly,
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  Speaker 1: the iron axe head floated to the surface, bobbing as
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  Speaker 1: though it were weightless.
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  Speaker 7: It's... it's... how's it even possible?
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  Speaker 8: Possible?
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  Speaker 2: Possible?
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  Speaker 3: Kisha, do you know the story of Moses, the man
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  Speaker 3: who raised his staff and split the sea in two?
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  Speaker 3: Or did you just skim over that part when you
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  Speaker 3: were learning the law?
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  Speaker 7: Of course I know the story.
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  Speaker 8: I just.
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  Speaker 7: this is different.
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  Speaker 3: That's because it's an axe head, not an ocean. Yahweh
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  Speaker 3: doesn't struggle with scale. The question isn't whether he can,
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  Speaker 3: it's whether you actually trust him to do it. And
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  Speaker 3: from the look on your face, I'd say you don't.
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  Speaker 5: Then why not summon such miracles more often? For signs
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  Speaker 5: like these not convince people to turn back to the Lord.
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  Speaker 7: If only.
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  Speaker 3: My master Elijah summoned fire from heaven not once, but twice.
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  Speaker 3: The people were stirred initially, but then went back to
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  Speaker 3: their ways. It's not about the sign performed, but the
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  Speaker 3: truth the signs communicate to us. Today, the lesson given
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  Speaker 3: to you is about trust. Trust that the Lord cares
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  Speaker 3: for the axe head. the small, insignificant things.
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  Speaker 1: Keisha waded into the water slowly, his movements careful, as
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  Speaker 1: though the river might demand payment before giving the axe
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  Speaker 1: head back. When his fingers closed around the iron, he
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  Speaker 1: lifted it from the surface, water streaming down its sides
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  Speaker 1: like tears. He turned to Elisha, his face a mixture
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  Speaker 1: of embarrassment and wonder.
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  Speaker 6: I thought I trusted him, but maybe I didn't.
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  Speaker 3: Not like this. Good, now you know. Trust starts small, Kisha,
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  Speaker 3: like an axe head in a river. But it doesn't
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  Speaker 3: stay there. One day you'll need to trust him for
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  Speaker 3: something much bigger. Your Red Sea moment, as it were.
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  Speaker 3: When that day comes, remember this.
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  Speaker 1: The group stood in silence, the weight of Elisha's words
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  Speaker 1: settling over them. Keisha, still clutching the dripping axe head,
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  Speaker 1: stared at the prophet, his earlier frustration now replaced by awe.
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  Speaker 1: For a moment, the Jordan's gentle flow seemed to reflect
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  Speaker 1: something greater, a reminder that God's power moved quietly beneath
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  Speaker 1: the surface of all things. Reuben broke the silence, his
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  Speaker 1: voice cutting through the stillness but carrying a note of unease.
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  Speaker 2: Master, is it true? what they say.
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  Speaker 5: That you can hear the Lord's voice, even in Ben-Hadad's
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  Speaker 5: war room. That you know what the Arameans are planning
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  Speaker 5: before they do.
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  Speaker 1: The rumors had been whispered among the prophets for weeks,
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  Speaker 1: but now, with Israel's enemies pressing harder against the nation's borders,
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  Speaker 1: they felt less like gossip and more like prophecy. Elisha
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  Speaker 1: raised an eyebrow, his expression hovering somewhere between amusement and
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  Speaker 1: exasperation ah.
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  Speaker 3: So that's what you really want to learn not how
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  Speaker 3: to trust but how to spy no i just oh
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  Speaker 3: Maybe a little. And what would you do with that power?
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  Speaker 3: Eavesdrop on your little enemies? Or perhaps listen through the
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  Speaker 3: walls to hear what Miriam thinks about you?
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  Speaker 1: The group burst into laughter. Elisha leaned on his staff
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  Speaker 1: and surveyed the group.
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  Speaker 3: Let me tell you this. Hearing God's voice isn't about
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  Speaker 3: knowing secrets for your own gain. It's about trust. The
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  Speaker 3: kind of trust that lets you act when he calls
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  Speaker 3: and stay silent when he doesn't. If you want that,
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  Speaker 3: you'd better learn to listen and stop looking for shortcuts.
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  Speaker 1: The students fell quiet, their eyes fixed on Elisha. Somewhere
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  Speaker 1: in the distance, the Jordan flowed on, its waters carrying
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  Speaker 1: both the memory of the axe and the lesson that
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  Speaker 1: none of them would soon forget. In the war room
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  Speaker 1: of the King of Aram, the king paced like a
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  Speaker 1: caged animal. His heavy boots echoed on the stone floor
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  Speaker 1: as he gestured wildly to the array of maps and
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  Speaker 1: figurines on the table before him, each one marking a
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  Speaker 1: plan that had failed spectacularly. The throne nearby was studiously
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  Speaker 1: ignored because sitting down implied composure, and the King of
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  Speaker 1: Aram had none left.
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  Speaker 2: Explain it to me again. How does Joram, that quivering, spineless.
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  Speaker 7: Milk-drinking whelp of a king.
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  Speaker 2: Always know what I'm planning, huh?
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  Speaker 1: His generals, advisors, and assorted sycophants stood silently, their expressions
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  Speaker 1: frozen somewhere between fear and discomfort.
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  Speaker 5: Joram couldn't lead a parade, but somehow he manages to say,
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  Speaker 5: one step ahead of me!
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  Speaker 1: He slammed his fist onto the table. 'sending a figurine
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  Speaker 1: of a chariot skittering across the map.' The generals flinched
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  Speaker 1: in unison,' and one particularly unfortunate advisor let out an
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  Speaker 1: audible squeak.
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  Speaker 2: A spy! That's the only explanation.' There' s a spy in
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  Speaker 2: my ranks. Isn't there?
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  Speaker 1: He turned on the room like a wolf circling a
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  Speaker 1: flock of sheep,' his eyes narrowing at each face in turn.
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  Speaker 5: Which one of you is it?
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  Speaker 2: Who's been whispering my plans to that overgrown child with
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  Speaker 2: delusions of kingship?
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  Speaker 8: Your Majesty, if I may.
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  Speaker 2: You may not, unless you're about to confess. In which case, yes,
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  Speaker 2: by all means, speak.
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  Speaker 1: The advisor stepped forward cautiously, like a man approaching a
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  Speaker 1: very angry bear.
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  Speaker 7: It's not.
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  Speaker 8: it's not a spy, Your Majesty. Oh no?
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  Speaker 2: Then what is it? Sorcery? A divine intervention? Don't tell
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  Speaker 2: me Joram actually developed a spine. It would be the
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  Speaker 2: first backbone in that family for generations.
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  Speaker 8: It's Elisha, your majesty.
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  Speaker 3: Elisha?
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  Speaker 2: The prophet?
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  Speaker 8: Yes, your majesty.
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  Speaker 2: It is said he.
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  Speaker 8: he hears things. Everything, in fact. Even the words you
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  Speaker 8: whisper and the sounds you make in your bedroom.
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  Speaker 1: The king's face shifted from confusion to horror, then to
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  Speaker 1: a kind of mortified rage.
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  Speaker 2: In my bedroom? My private conversations? My private sounds?
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  Speaker 1: A muffled snicker escaped from somewhere in the back of
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  Speaker 1: the room, though it was quickly stifled when the king's
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  Speaker 1: glare swept the table like a scythe.
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  Speaker 2: Where is this Elisha? Tell me where he's hiding.
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  Speaker 8: In Dothan, your majesty. A small city, lightly defended.
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  Speaker 2: Lightly defended, you say? Then I'll make sure it's not
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  Speaker 2: defended at all. Prepare the army. If Elisha can hear
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  Speaker 2: my whispers... Let him hear this. I'm coming for him.
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  Speaker 2: I won't rest until his head is mounted on my wall.
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  Speaker 2: To Dothan!
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  Speaker 1: The king swept out of the room, his cloak billowing
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  Speaker 1: behind him. Far away in Dothan, Elisha remained untroubled. The
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  Speaker 1: prophet had already heard far more than the king realized.
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  Speaker 1: Keisha hauled the bucket from the well. Water sloshing over
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  Speaker 1: the sides. The morning was quiet, the first light brushing
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  Speaker 1: the hills of Dothan with gold. He exhaled, savouring the calm.
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  Speaker 1: Then he heard it. A low, rhythmic thunder. Hooves marching.
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  Speaker 1: The hills were alive with soldiers. Spears glinted like fire.
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  Speaker 1: Horses snorted, their breath clouds in the cool air. The
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  Speaker 1: chariot stood in endless rows, dark and menacing. Keisha dropped
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  Speaker 1: the bucket.
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  Speaker 7: Dear God.
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  Speaker 1: The water splashed across his feet, unnoticed. Keisha turned and ran,
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  Speaker 1: his heart pounding harder than the drums of war.
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  Speaker 7: Master Elisha!
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  Speaker 3: Master!
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  Speaker 1: His voice cracked as he turned, sprinting toward Elisha, who
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  Speaker 1: was standing a short distance away, leaning on his staff.
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  Speaker 1: The prophet didn't even glance at the army. His gaze
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  Speaker 1: was calm, steady, fixed on some distant point that Kisha
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  Speaker 1: couldn't see.
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  Speaker 7: They're here! The army! They've surrounded us! There's no way out! Master,
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  Speaker 7: do you hear me?
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  Speaker 3: I hear you, Kisha. I also hear your knees knocking together.
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  Speaker 3: It's distracting.
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  Speaker 7: How are you this calm? Do you not see what's
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  Speaker 7: out there?
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  Speaker 3: I see it.
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  Speaker 7: Then why aren't you panicking? They'll kill us. They'll kill everyone.
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  Speaker 7: We're outnumbered a hundred, no, a thousand to one.
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  Speaker 1: Elisha finally turned to him, his face unreadable, but his
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  Speaker 1: voice firm.
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  Speaker 3: You're wrong.
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  Speaker 8: What? How can you?
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  Speaker 3: We're not outnumbered.
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  Speaker 1: Keisha froze, his fear momentarily overtaken by confusion. Elisha stepped closer.
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  Speaker 1: his gaze sharp, almost piercing.
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  Speaker 3: There are more on our side than theirs.
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  Speaker 2: More?
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  Speaker 7: What are you talking about? It's just us!
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  Speaker 6: The city has you, me, the other students, and a
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  Speaker 6: few farmers and herders.
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  Speaker 1: Keisha gestured wildly toward the hills, where the Aramean army
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  Speaker 1: stood like a silent avalanche waiting to fall. Elisha placed
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  Speaker 1: a hand on his shoulder, steady and unshakable.
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  Speaker 3: Remember the Red Sea, Kisha. Remember Moses standing before the
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  Speaker 3: waters with Pharaoh's army at his back. Did he panic?
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  Speaker 3: Did he run?
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  Speaker 8: No, but.
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  Speaker 7: But nothing.
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  Speaker 3: The Lord didn't abandon Moses and he hasn't abandoned us.
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  Speaker 3: This is your moment of faith, Kisha. Your Red Sea moment.
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  Speaker 3: Stop looking at what frightens you and trust in what
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  Speaker 3: you cannot see.
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  Speaker 1: Kisha's breathing slowed. but his face remained taut with fear.
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  Speaker 1: Elisha closed his eyes, lifting his head toward the sky.
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  Speaker 3: Lord God, open his eyes so that he might see.
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  Speaker 1: The air shifted, heavy and electric, as though the world
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  Speaker 1: itself held its breath. Keisha blinked, and when he opened
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  Speaker 1: his eyes again, everything was different. The hills that had
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  Speaker 1: seemed full of enemies now burned with light. Horses and
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  Speaker 1: chariots of fire stood upon the ridges, their forms glowing
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  Speaker 1: with an otherworldly brilliance. The army of heaven surrounded the
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  Speaker 1: army of Aram, their numbers vast, their presence overwhelming. The
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  Speaker 1: sight was so magnificent, so utterly beyond comprehension, that Kisha
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  Speaker 1: stumbled backward, his legs giving way beneath him.
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  Speaker 3: It's... it's... Yahweh's army. Angelic beings, each with more power
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  Speaker 3: in a single finger than all the armies of the
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  Speaker 3: earth combined.
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  Speaker 2: They've always been here, Kisha.
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  Speaker 8: You just couldn't see them until now.
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  Speaker 1: Kisha knelt on the ground, his eyes wide, tears streaming
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  Speaker 1: down his face as he stared at the heavenly host.
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  Speaker 8: Master, I... I didn't know.
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  Speaker 3: Now you do. Remember this, Kisha. Trust isn't about seeing.
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  Speaker 3: It's about believing in what you cannot see. Yahweh has
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  Speaker 3: always been fighting for his people.
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  Speaker 1: A horn blared from the Aramean camp, breaking the moment.
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  Speaker 1: The enemy army began its march, their footsteps shaking the earth.
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  Speaker 1: Keisha scrambled to his feet, his awe replaced by renewed panic.
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  Speaker 7: They're coming! What do we do now?
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  Speaker 3: We pray.
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  Speaker 1: Elisha stepped forward. raising his staff as the first ranks
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  Speaker 1: of the Aramean army drew closer. His voice rang out,
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  Speaker 1: clear and commanding.
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  Speaker 3: Lord of Heaven's armies, strike them with blindness!
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  Speaker 1: The shift was immediate. Soldiers stopped mid-charge, stumbling and clutching
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  Speaker 1: their faces. Cries of confusion rippled through the ranks as
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  Speaker 1: the once mighty force dissolved into chaos. The Arameans groped
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  Speaker 1: at the air, their weapons falling uselessly to the ground.
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  Speaker 1: Keisha stood frozen, his jaw slack as he watched the
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  Speaker 1: miracle unfold. Awe, faith, trust, it was all there, blooming
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  Speaker 1: like fire in his chest. Elisha turned back toward the
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  Speaker 1: blinded army, his staff in hand, his voice steady and sure.
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  Speaker 3: Let's go, my boy. They're not done learning their lesson yet.
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  Speaker 1: The two walked forward, stepping into the chaos with the
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  Speaker 1: confidence of men who knew exactly who was fighting for them.
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  Speaker 1: Steve Gatina, Max Bard, Zach Schelleberger and Ben Gammon are
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  Speaker 1: the executive producers of The Chosen People, narrated by Paul Coltofianu.
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  Speaker 1: Characters are voiced by Jonathan Cotton, Aaron Salvato, Sarah Seltz,
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  Speaker 1: Mike Reagan, Stephen Ringwald, Sylvia Zaradoc, Thomas Copeland Jr., Rosanna
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  Speaker 1: Pilcher and Mitch Lashinsky. Music by Andrew Morgan Smith. Written
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  Speaker 1: by Aaron Salvato, Brie Rosely and Chris Baig. You can
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