(gentle music)

(servant whimpers)

(soldier sighs)

- He is not getting better.

- No.

And we have done all we can.

He is in God's hands now.

(door creaks)

- [Man] This is Capernaum,

where I lived before I followed the Lord.

It hasn't changed.

- You'll get to see your friends again.

- (chuckles) I was a tax collector.

That doesn't make you a lot of friends.

(horses neigh)

(dramatic music)(horses neigh)

(hooves thudding)(wheels thudding)

(horse neighs)

- [Man] It's a Roman soldier.

- Move out of the road, let him pass.

Quickly, children.

(hooves thudding)

(horse neighs)

- Ya!

(hooves thudding)

(horses neigh)

- It is the centurion whocommands the garrison.

- If he harms our Lord.

(suspenseful music)

(sandals thud)

- Forgive me, Lord, I...

Lord, my young servant lies in bed,

paralyzed and in terrible pain.

- The Roman expects Jesus to help him?

- I will come and heal him.

- A Jew cannot go tothe house of a Gentile.

- And a Roman.

- Lord, I am not worthy tohave you come into my home.

Just say the word from where you are

and my servant will be healed.

I know this because Iam under the authority

of my superior officers

and I have authority over my soldiers.

I only need to say, "Go," and they go,

or, "Come," and they come.

And if I say to my slaves,"Do this," they do it.

(gentle music)

- I tell you the truth.

I haven't seen faithlike this in all Israel.

(crowd exclaims)

(crowd murmurs)

Go back home.

Because you havebelieved, it has happened.

(gentle music)

(servant gasps)

(water flowing)

(woman gasps)

(servant gasps)

(uplifting music)