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Forty-Seven Days with Jesus (2024)

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Forty-Seven Days with Jesus (2024)

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(upbeat music)

(upbeat music)

(upbeat music)

(upbeat music)

- [Joseph] I don't care what

they say, I really don't,

let's just stick to our g*ns.

- [Victor] And that's

all well and good,

but the agency specifically

asked for this ad campaign

to showcase the negative sides

of being a first responder.

- [Joseph] Yeah, yeah,

they're just trying

to sensationalize the piece,

we don't need that,

we gotta keep it

family-friendly.

- [Victor] Joseph, let's

just give the agency

what they want.

You and I both

know, we only have

about two more months of

capital to stay afloat.

- [Joseph] I really believe

that my dad's connection

to them is gonna help us.

- [Victor] I understand

that your dad

was a firefighter, but...

- That was a long

two-minute call.

- [Joseph] Yeah, sorry,

how many bars do you have?

- Zero, Captain.

Wait, didn't you charge

the car last night?

How much longer you think?

- Hmm?

- How much longer?

- At least an hour.

- No cell signal,

no juice in the car.

What year is this?

You think it still works?

- Whoa, they still

exist. (chuckles)

Do you have any spare change?

- It depends.

Is it for dad or for Victor?

- Dad.

- Hmm, side pocket driver door.

(upbeat music)

- I thought I told you people

I already have an extended

warranty, thank you.

- [Joseph] Hey dad,

it's me, we're alive.

- Oh, Joseph, it's you.

- We're gonna be a little late,

I'm actually at the

old refill station.

- Lake, what are you

doing at the lake?

- [Joseph] Late.

- Oh, why late?

- The car ran outta juice.

- I thought you said,

it can go 300 miles.

- Yeah. (laughs)

Hey dad, how you feeling?

- Everybody keeps asking

me, how I'm feeling?

I'm fine.

Hurry up, I'm starving.

- [Joseph] All right,

love you, see you soon.

- (chuckles) Love you too.

I told you.

(phone rings)

- Hello!

- Victor!

- Joseph!

- Yeah.

Hey, I lost service,

but I found a payphone.

- Those still exist?

- I know, it's all dusty.

- [Victor] I don't doubt it.

But right after you disappeared,

the agency got back to me.

- Yeah?

- [Victor] Apparently

their idea didn't fly

with the firefighters

association,

so they pitched yours,

and they loved it.

- Shaba daba ding

dong, baby, let's go.

- [Victor] (laughs) Yeah, they

told me they wanna meet soon

and hear the full pitch.

We got some work to do, buddy.

- Daniel, back off,

you're gonna go blind.

- Actually, there's

an ocular study about-

- Oh, oh, 17.

(Emma mumbles)

- [Speaker] Holy cow,

they live a long time.

- Mom, dad, save me.

- You're on your own, kid.

- The prime directive

prevents me from interfering.

- You always say that.

- Arghh!

- Ah!

(speaker chuckles)

- Ooh!

Hey, is this Tiffany?

- Jeremy, please,

not at my parents.

- Okay, I could get a good

350, 400 easy for that.

Let me-

- No!

- Okay, it's perfect.

- No.

- Okay, how about-

- No.

- They have two of them.

- Why do they need both?

- There's all set, you

don't just take one.

- There's more of them?

(upbeat music)

(Brenda screams)

- Daniel, mom and dad are here.

- Oh, there's my Pookie Lukey.

- Hey, hey!

- (chuckles) There they are.

Hey, Joey, lovely!

So good to see you.

- You okay?

- I'm good, yeah.

- Hey, mama!

- I'm so glad you made it.

- Yeah, me too.

Hey, sis!

- Hey!

- Jeremy, thanks for

bringing the kids up.

- Yeah, we were gonna

start taking bets on

if you'd actually

show up or not.

Aw, you have pointy elbows!

- You're welcome.

- Daniel, where is my hug?

- [Speaker] Not so fast.

- Anda.

Anda.

- Hey, sweetheart!

- [Connie] Hey, are

you guys hungry?

I'll go warm up the leftovers.

- Hi, dear!

- Sure, thanks, mom.

- [Speaker] May the

stars be our vanguard!

- Uh, uh!

(speaker laughs)

- (laughs) You would not believe

what you have in

that old toy bin.

- This would sell for-

- What a great find, honey!

- Yeah.

- So Juliana-

- The factory mixed up

the original voices between

Lothar and Quadramum,

making this an

extremely rare find.

- Jeremy?

- Hmm?

- Please.

- Oh!

- Hmm.

- So Juliana, how's

work at the hospital?

- It's been great.

Yeah, I'm getting

a lot of shifts,

and we've got some sad stories,

but mostly good stories,

and the patients are

always really grateful, so.

Well, sometimes they're not,

but we get through those days.

(Juliana chuckles)

(speaker chuckles)

Anyway, how's everything

going with the ranch?

- Oh, it's going really good.

Blueberry season is

just around the corner.

Our prayers have been answered

with all of this rain,

and we are gonna

have a great crop.

Aren't we, Poppa?

- Mm-hmm.

Your mom and I were thinking-

- Uh-uh-uh, finish chewing.

- I'm sorry.

So we're thinking

the best time to go

picking berries would be...

Where's Joseph?

- Oh, he is on a work call.

- This late?

- Oh, you say the

meeting is on Saturday?

- [Victor] Yeah, so?

- Come on, man, that's

the day before Easter.

- [Victor] You know how

tight the timeline is,

these guys move fast.

I told them we'd both be there.

- Yeah, but not

in person, right?

- [Victor] Of course.

We need to show them

how committed we are.

- You mean how desperate we are.

Come on, man.

Why would you agree to this?

- [Victor] Well, wait,

are you telling me

you can't be there?

You told me that

this was gonna be

our once in a lifetime shot.

- Yeah, and you

knew the entire time

that I was gonna be up here.

Not too smart, Victor.

- [Victor] What's gone into you?

Why don't we just

skip the theatrics,

so I'm not wasting my

time reeling you back in

like I've always done, huh?

- Ah!

Look, Victor, I'm sorry.

I'm sorry that I'm not there

with you during this time.

Okay?

But we haven't really

talked about this,

but this might be my

last Easter with my dad.

- [Victor] Okay, I'll

see what I can do.

- Hey, there he is.

- Hey, sorry about that, guys.

(Nonna mumbles)

(Poppa chuckles)

- So, hey, hey, hey, hey!

So what's going on?

- So, dad, we started

a new campaign.

Guess who we're working with?

NAFF.

- Wow!

National Association

of Firefighters.

- Yeah, Victor and I

came up with some ideas,

and they like everything so far,

so they wanna hear some more.

- I owe my life to them.

- Yeah, it's been

a real whirlwind.

Right, babe?

But, hey, if I'm out of

commission this week,

please, I apologize in advance.

- But you're good

for Saturday, right?

- Saturday?

- Have you read the family chat?

We're taking dad's boat on the

lake Saturday with everybody.

- [Jack] Yeah, I can't

wait to see Daniel

take the helm the first time.

- [Jeremy] You never

let me drive it.

- Mm-hmm.

- Yeah (mumbles)

- Joseph?

- Mm-hmm.

Yeah.

Yeah, it sounds great, dad.

- Perfect.

And this means so much to me.

Hey Jeremy, what do you say?

Tomorrow morning we

head over to the lake

and swap things out.

You good?

- Yes, Your Highness!

- [Jack] Can he come too?

- So you're gonna start talking

or do you need me to ask?

- Well, being late?

- No, about you and Juliana.

- Oh!

- Well, are you at

least working on it?

- Yeah, yeah, we're

going to counseling.

- Oh!

- Therapist says that I'm

just under a lot of stress.

(Nonna speaking in

foreign language)

(Joseph speaking in

foreign language)

Hey, did Dr. Levy say

anything about dad's lungs?

- He did, which is

why we're taking

that stupid boat out

on the lake Saturday.

- Hmm.

Is it that bad?

- He's gonna be fine.

Hey, I'm the one asking

the questions here.

So what are you working on?

- We're meeting with the

agency, so mostly just prepping-

- No, that's not what

I'm talking about.

- Speak of the devil.

- Joseph, look, I know that

you have a lot to take care of.

Why don't you just relax and

be here with your family?

- I will. (chuckles)

Go relax, go lay down,

I got the rest of this.

- No, it's been a long day.

Piece of cake.

It's meditative for

me, it'll center me.

- (chuckles) Okay.

Thank you.

- Love you, mom.

- [Connie] Love you too.

(Nonna speaking in

foreign language)

(Poppa laughs)

(Emma laughs)

(Poppa laughs)

- This is like,

(Emma chuckles)

that'd have been pretty crazy.

- Emma-

- Yeah.

- I know you're...

- Shh-shh-shh!

- Dad, what are you guys doing?

I thought you went to bed.

- Dad, Poppa just started

telling us this amazing story.

- Oh yeah, dad, what are

you telling them this time?

- Oh, calm down, Joey.

- Poppa called it

the 47 Days story.

- Yeah, and it takes

that long to tell.

- Hey, hey, hey, hey, watch it.

- All right, dad,

come on, it's past 11,

they need to go to bed.

- I'm putting them to

sleep, (chuckles) look.

- Dad, I can't have them

staying up all night,

this is crazy, they don't

understand this stuff.

- They should have heard

this story years ago.

- And you can tell it to

them on Easter morning.

Come on, Emma is six.

- I'm seven now.

- Joey, you were five the

first time I told it to you,

and you loved it.

- I've been staying up

this late like all week.

- Uh-huh, yeah.

Well, I've gotta go

do my treatment, so

Joey, you take over.

- No, dad; dad, I can't, no.

- You know how I tell it.

And Daniel, get off

your damn phone.

- [Emma] What treatment?

- Well, Emma, don't worry

about that, we'll see here.

Where did Poppa leave off?

- They were just

arriving in the town

and everyone was starting

to gather around.

- Yes, I know

exactly where we are.

Let me find it.

Are you ready?

- Mm-hmm.

Okay.

As they started to

walk into the city,

they looked to their left,

they looked to their right,

they saw all kinds of people

headed to the city center

because someone

special was coming.

(upbeat music)

Have you heard the good news

He is coming this way

He is coming to

reign as king

To set his followers free

Have you heard the good news

He is coming today

He is coming to

raise the dead

And make the blind to see

He is Messiah

He is the chosen one

His name is Jesus

He is God's only son

Have you heard the good news

He is coming this way

We will crown Him

as King of Kings

And Lord of our lives today

Worship and wonder

And praises and honor

belong to the marvelous king

Bow down before Him

and humbly adore Him

For He was the

(indistinct) king

Waiting and watching,

expecting to see Him

His path will be glorified

He is the master

creator redeemer

This glorious

king passing by

Have you heard the good news

He is coming today

He is coming to

raise the dead

And make the blind to see

He is Messiah

He is the chosen one

His name is Jesus

He is God's only son

Have you heard the good news

He is coming today

Ya-hey

We will crown Him

as King of Kings

And Lord of our lives today

We will crown Him

as King of Kings

And Lord of our lives today

Crown Him as King

Crown Him as King

Lord of our lives

Lord of our lives

Crown Him as King

Crown Him as King

Today

- So how do we know what's next?

- I don't know.

Dad's busy, and Poppa and

Uncle Jeremy went to the lake.

- [Speaker] Hmm,

this looks good.

- [Juliana] Do you

mind passing the OJ?

- Yes, there you go.

- You?

- Oh, I need to

get my coffee too.

- Hey, hey, hey!

- Thank you.

- Thank you.

- [Connie] Joseph,

breakfast is ready.

- I'm not in disagreeance

with you, I like that,

but I just think that

if we just put a little-

- Joseph (mumbles)

- Bit more time into it.

- [Victor] We can't

afford to spend

more time on this, Joseph,

the pitch is on (mumbles)

- Yeah, hey Victor,

hold on, hold on.

I'm sorry, I'm trying to

catch up from last night.

- Honey, food's gonna get cold.

I thought you wanted to spend

some time with everyone,

- Joseph?

- Yeah, I'm still here.

No, it's just my wife, Juliana.

- Hey, Nonna, last

night Poppa and dad

started telling us

this amazing story

with people singing and dancing.

- With dad?

How late were you up?

- Like midnight.

- Till midnight?

- I wasn't up that

late, I fell asleep.

- (chuckles) I'm so proud.

- (laughs) So where'd

your dad leave off?

- They were about to have

the last Passover meal.

- [Connie] Hmm.

- Last, why last?

- Um, I think your mom and

Aunt Claudia know this.

- Mm-hmm, mm-hmm.

- Oh, no; no, no,

you know the story

way better than I do.

- Oh, (chuckles) here we go.

They were all sitting in

a circle on the floor,

and there was ton of

food in front of them,

and they were talking

and hanging out

kind of like what we are.

- Let's get factional here.

What was he actually eating?

- You're really asking the

hard-hitting questions there.

- Unleavened bread.

- Seems like you

know it just fine.

- Okay. (chuckles)

(Nonna chuckles)

So I want you all to remember,

when we go to our

favorite restaurant.

- Little Joe's.

- Yes, exactly,

and they put us in that

really nice area upstairs.

Jesus and his friends were

at a place just like that.

- My brothers, before we

begin this last Passover meal,

there's something I

must share with you.

I am the lamb of God

The Passover lamb

The sacrificial lamb

Who sheds His blood for you

Do you understand

why this I do

I am the Passover lamb

who gives His life for you

I do this willingly

to conquer death

I do this willingly

to set you free

The power of sin will

have no hold on you

Because I share

my blood for you

You are the branches

I am the vine

The grapes are crushed

To make the wine

My body crushed

And my blood shed

to give new life

To those now dead

We should have the

attitude you have

For you are very nature God

I did not believe

that my equality

Gave me a status

to retain forever

But rather when

the time had come

I relinquished my

glorious position

And laid yourself nothing

Taking on the very

nature of a servant

And allowing yourself

to be remade

In human life as

And being in

appearance as a man

I humbled myself

And further humble myself

Now being obedient to death

Even death on the cross

I will do this for you

So that your sins

will be forgiven

And we'll all meet

together with God

In His highest place

Giving you a name

above every name

That your name Christ Jesus

Every knee shall bend

And every tongue confess

Under and above the earth

And in heaven

that you are Lord

You are Lord

To the glory of

God the father

To the glory of

God the father

To the glory of

God the father

I am the lamb of God

The Passover lamb

The Passover lamb

- Yeah, Jesus still loved Judas

when he knew the whole time

he was gonna betray him

and even get Him arrested.

- Wait, He got arrested?

- Yep.

- His friend turned him in?

- [Juliana] Yep.

- Why would Judas do that?

- I think Judas was really

just thinking about himself.

- Did he want to hurt Jesus?

- Sometimes people do things

without realizing the

consequences of their actions.

- I don't get it, Jesus

didn't do anything wrong.

- You're right, he

didn't do anything wrong.

People started recognizing

Him as their savior,

which threatened

the local leaders.

- Rewind.

Where did they take Him?

(dreamy music)

- So this,

this is the man who has

caused such unrest

throughout Judea?

- [Speaker] He is a threat.

(somber music)

- I fail to see how your

petition is warranted.

- He is a threat to Roman rule.

(Pontius laughs)

Some claim He is a king.

They proclaim it in the streets.

(somber music)

- Is it true?

A king.

- My kingdom is

not of this world.

- [Pontius] So you are king?

(somber music)

- I came to speak the truth.

- Truth.

What is truth?

This man has done nothing.

- Innocent blood will be on

your hands, if you release Him.

- Under Roman law, I see

no charges for this man,

but to keep the peace.

Do to Him as you need.

(thrilling music)

My dear Father

Do not gaze on me

There are others who will

see what you ought not to see

You knew I was the one

God's one and only Son

And now you know my

work on earth is done

There are many who will

care for you when I'm gone

All my sisters

and my brothers

And especially John,

she is your mother

You are her son

The time is here

My human life is gone

My dear mother

Do not gaze on me

There are others who will

see what you ought not to see

You knew I was the one

God's one and only Son

And now you know my

work on earth is done

(indistinct)

Father

Unto your hands

I commend my

Spirit

- Oh, come here you guys.

Oh, it's okay, honey.

- Why don't we take a break

and go outside for

some game time, hmm?

- Great idea, right?

It'd be nice.

- Mom, croquet, rematch?

- [Claudia] You're

on, I call blue.

- I got yellow.

- [Juliana] Come on,

Emma, I'll go get dad.

- Hey, come on.

(somber music)

There we go.

- Yep?

- Hey!

- Hey!

- We're doing game

time, you wanna join?

- Sorry, I can't,

I'm working on the NAFF

tagline at the moment.

- You might just wanna

pick your head up

every once in awhile,

see what's going on.

It's life, Joseph.

You might miss it if you

don't open your eyes.

- Okay, okay, all right.

- Okay.

- Let me just...

There, done.

What are we playing?

- Your favorite, croquet.

Everybody is waiting.

Go.

- [Jeremy] Oh, you're

gonna send your own father?

- Sayonara, sucker.

(Claudia laughs)

- I failed.

I failed as a parent.

(Claudia laughs)

- Ah, it's wonderful to

finally have everyone here.

- Connie, I love you so much.

Sorry, it took so long

for us to get here.

I think with Joseph's

work and Peggy-

- Hey, it's okay, sweetie.

You're here now, and

that's all that matters.

- [Emma] Dad, your turn.

- Hey Victor, what'd they say?

- Dad?

- Huh?

Yeah, yeah, keep playing

without me, I'll be right back.

- [Juliana] Emma, you're up.

- Okay, good, well,

listen to this.

I came up with a tagline

for the campaign.

Since 1947 the NAFF

has been helping-

- There he goes again.

- Across the country

to deal with (mumbles)

Uh-huh.

Yeah, I like it, I like it,

I'm in agreeance with all of it.

So I think that covers us.

What do you think?

- [Victor] Yeah,

great work, man.

Now let's move on

to the art assets.

- Right, yeah.

Well, do you mind if we

pick that up a bit later

'cause I'm actually in

the middle of something

with my family at the moment?

- [Victor] (chuckles) Okay,

then when can we talk about it?

We only have two more days.

- No, I know.

- [Victor] You need to

get your head in the game,

we have to be 110% ready

for the meeting on Saturday.

- [Joseph] Yeah.

Yeah, of course, of course.

- [Victor] There's just

a few more specifics

we need to sort out, then

you can be with your family.

- [Joseph] Yeah,

okay, like what?

- [Victor] Well, we

gotta figure out-

- Go, go. (laughs)

Everything okay?

- I'm just dealing with

more of Joseph's stuff.

- Oh, stuff.

Yeah.

I have dealt with Jack's stuff.

- Like what?

- He'd tell me, "Oh yeah,

sweetie, I'll be there",

and the next thing I knew

he'd taken another shift,

he was gone for days.

- I just overheard Joseph

talking with Victor

about working on Saturday.

- [Connie] Oh boy!

- How did you

handle it with Jack?

- I had to stand my

ground for what I wanted,

and it wasn't easy.

We fought, we walked out,

but I learned something,

to be loved is to be understood.

Juliana, forgiveness isn't

just about letting go,

it's about understanding.

(Connie speaking in

foreign language)

He who doesn't risk doesn't win.

And I'm glad for

all the risk I took

to have what Jack

and I have now.

- I won.

- Oh-h*-h*!

- Yay! (applauds)

(speaker mumbles)

- I'd have gotten it.

- Good job!

- [Speaker] That's two for you.

- One for me.

(Brenda laughs)

- Angry bear.

- Howl.

- Wolf.

- Tiger.

- Wolf.

- Tiger.

- Angry (mumbles)

- Animal.

- Claws, claws.

(speaker mumbles)

- Cat claws.

- Cat.

- Like (mumbles)

- Werewolf.

- A dinosaur.

- Werewolf.

- Beauty and the beast.

- Lion.

- Snake.

- Got you.

- A lion.

- Lion, lion, okay.

- Lion, lion, lion.

First word, lion.

- Yes.

- Okay.

- Second word.

- A broomstick.

- That jumping (mumbles)

- Witch.

(speaker mumbles)

- Pinocchio.

- Long nose.

- Unicorn.

(speaker mumbles)

- Falling apart.

- Connie, I'm home.

What's going on?

- Dad, help me, charades.

- [Jack] Come on. (laughs)

- I got it, "The Lion,

The Witch and Wardrobe"

from C.S. Lewis.

(family members cheering)

- [Speaker] That's my boy!

- He has to cheese.

(speaker laughs)

- How is the lake

looking, skipper?

- Oh, it is filled to the

brim, it's gonna be fantastic.

- Hmm.

- I can't wait

to catch my first fish.

I'm gonna name him Bubbles.

- I can't wait to eat him.

- Daniel, come on.

- Oh!

- [Speaker] Ew!

- Don't be mad, honey,

but Jack took us to his

garage sale on the way back

and I found this.

(speakers chuckle)

- Well, this only flies

'cause dad took you.

- Can I have it?

- No, you may not.

You hear that, honey?

She wants us to starve.

- Hey, handsome, the

next time you wanna start

story time with the

kids, let us know, hmm?

- I keep asking,

what happens next?

- Poppa, Juliana.

- Hey guys.

So sorry, I gotta

get back to work.

- Oh, honey.

- Come on.

- Uh, come on!

- Honey, what are you doing?

We're just getting started.

- Joey, why don't you

give it a rest, huh?

Just hang out with the family.

- Dad, I can't, I'm sorry.

Later, I promise.

- Oh!

- Well, so...

Oh! (laughs)

Where did they leave off?

- He just got crucified.

- Oh, yeah, well, I'm sure

that was kind of rough,

but actually this next part

is pretty difficult too.

- Is it more gross?

- [Connie] Brenda?

- I'm just asking.

- No, Brenda, sweetie,

it's not more gross,

but this next part

is pretty scary.

But you know what,

Poppa is gonna be there with

you through the whole journey.

Everyone dealt with Jesus's

death in a different way.

Judas couldn't even

live with himself,

Peter denied ever knowing Jesus,

and Mary Magdalene

filled with grief

went to mourn his body.

(somber music)

(upbeat music)

(thrilling music)

Faithful sing forever

Hallelujiah

Hallelujiah

Hallelujiah

Glory be to God

Hallelu Hallelu

Gloria Gloria

Hallelu Hallelu

Gloria Gloria

Rightful reign forever

All glory be to God on high

Glory be to God

- So how is the

whole thing going?

- It's coming together.

Why?

- I'm really looking

forward to Saturday.

- Yeah,

me too.

- So should we talk about

the commitment you made?

- What are you talking about?

- I overheard your

conversation earlier today.

- Okay, what do you

think you heard?

- Were you even gonna

tell me about it?

- Jules, if we don't get this

contract signed, it's like...

You know this isn't

just about money, right?

- Yes, I know, it's about your

dad and the NAFF, I get it,

but I'm not sure how much time

we have left with your dad.

- Mama.

- Hey!

- I can't sleep.

- What's wrong, sweetie?

- I'm scared.

- Scared of what?

- Did that really happened?

- What are you talking about?

- You know, story.

- Oh, sweetie,

let's let mama get

some sleep, okay?

And we'll talk about

this in your room.

- Okay.

- Okay?

- But, daddy.

- Yeah?

- I'm hungry.

- (chuckles) Come on.

Let's go.

One, two, three.

All right, what

do you wanna eat?

- Mm-hmm, whipped cream.

- Whipped cream?

- Yeah.

- I can't give

you whipped cream.

- Cheese?

- Cheese,

okay.

Oh!

I'll meet you in the middle.

- What is it?

- It's a Mr. Cheese.

It's good, it's like,

it's whipped cheese.

Open the mouth.

Hmm?

- Hmm.

- You like it.

- More.

- More, here, take it.

- So Poppa was

saying that, I mean,

did Jesus really... die?

- Yeah,

He went through all that

so that we don't have to.

- Don't mind me.

- Hey!

- Daniel, what are you doing?

- Eating.

- So that's where

it ends, right?

- No, He comes back

and stuff happens.

- Spoiler alert.

- Mr. C.

- Daniel, you know it's

more than just stuff, right?

- Yeah.

Yeah, I get it, dad.

What about you?

(somber music)

- Jules?

- I need you to turn it off.

- Turn it off?

I can't do that.

- I don't think you realize

where I'm at with all this.

Your family means

everything to me,

and your father

is not doing well,

and you and I are not working.

- Jules!

- Emma said that you forgot

how old she is today.

- Jules!

- Really?

- Jules!

- I have supported you

through all of this.

I am not gonna go

through Saturday alone.

If you don't show up, I

don't know what I'm gonna do.

- Jules!

Jules!

(upbeat music)

- I remember when the

angel spoke to me.

I recall the very words he said

That my Son would

be the Savior

Now my precious Son is dead

He always took the time

to speak to outcast

His words were always

gentle and kind

Many times He's

gone to heal a leper

His spirit was heal

the sick and blind

He drove those seven

evil spirits from me

He set my mind,

soul and spirit free

The woman I was

once is gone forever

And now I'm weeping

grief for so is He

Remember how He raised the

brother Lazarus

He called Him from the

grave and back to life

Look the stones rolled away

The stones rolled away

His body is gone

He is not there

Where have they taken Him

Where is my Lord

What have they done with Him

Jesus our Lord

We came to bury Him

Now He is gone

Where they have taken Him

Our precious Lord

My Savior the living God

From the dead He

is not here

He has risen

He has risen

Oh He has risen

He has risen

Lord Christ has risen

(choral vocalizing)

- Hey, wait for me, you guys.

Last one there is a rotten egg!

It's really pretty out here.

- Yeah, it is.

I can't believe how green it is.

Ah!

- Wait, where did

all the cows go?

- I don't know.

- Do you ever wonder

what they're thinking?

- Sounds like you

gave him an ultimatum.

I think he did the right thing.

- I hope so.

I feel stuck.

- What?

You're not stuck, he is

coming tomorrow, right?

- No, he hasn't said anything.

I don't even know how to...

Claude, you know how he can get.

- Yeah,

I do.

My brother is very stubborn,

and often doesn't see what's

right in front of him.

Jules, what do you want?

Don't think about anyone

else for a second.

What do you really want?

- I just want my

partner back, my friend.

I want my family to be whole.

- [Jack] You alive in there?

- Yeah, dad, what's up?

- [Jack] I need you to

come out to the barn

and gimme a hand.

- Sorry, dad, I can't right now.

- [Jack] Yeah, I'll

see you out there.

- So how'd He come back?

- How'd who come back?

- Jesus.

- It's just a story.

- What?

It isn't real?

- When was the last

time you used this?

- [Jack] I don't think

Emma was even born yet.

- Wow!

You're right.

(Joseph laughs)

- Yeah, that's the spot.

That was when you tried to moor

the boat for the first time.

- Shouldn't have

taken the wheel.

- We were gonna crash.

- We were gonna crash, daddy.

- Yeah. (chuckles)

- You're absolutely

right about that.

- Hey!

You want it when I'm gone?

- Dad!

No, come on, you're

not going anywhere.

(Jack chuckles)

- Two best days

of owning a boat.

First day buying it,

last day selling it,

or giving it to your son.

- Hey, hey, hey!

- Hey, are you gonna

be okay tomorrow?

- Hey, I'm fine,

I'm going tomorrow.

Even if I'm dying, I wouldn't

miss it for the world.

(somber music)

- Mom, she hasn't told me much.

What's going on?

- Well, Dr. Levy

is waiting to see

how I respond to the chemo.

- Okay.

- You need to get that?

- Juliana asked me not to.

- (chuckles) Well, if

she didn't, I was gonna.

- All right, come on,

is it really that bad?

- Yeah, it is.

This is the first

chance we've had

to talk since you got here.

Joey, I'm really

worried about you.

You're making the same

exact mistakes that I made,

and it's painful to watch

- Dad, I have to make

a choice for my family.

- Yeah.

Well, you can pretend

as much as you want,

but your choice is really

affecting your family,

especially Daniel.

You know what, I'm

telling the story,

he's completely disconnected.

- He's disconnected

'cause he's a teenager,

and you're telling him

a story about the Bible.

- No, no, no, no, no.

He is not interested

because his father is not living

out the truth of the story.

(somber music)

- I'm in a bind, dad.

They asked to do

the meeting tomorrow

and I agreed to it.

- (chuckles) Oh boy!

- I tried to get

them to move it.

And you know how

these people are,

they don't sleep,

they don't care about family

activities and holidays.

I don't know, what am I supposed

to do in this situation?

- The only thing I

can think to tell you

is that your drive to

provide for your family

can't come at their expense.

(chuckles) You might

wanna take that.

- Hey, what are

y'all doing out here?

- Just racing.

- Uh-huh, who won?

- He did.

- I did.

- Yeah, right. (laughs)

Hey, Brenda, why don't

you go back to the house

and help your dad pack

for tomorrow, hmm?

- Roger, Roger.

- Be careful.

- I will.

- So what's really going on?

- When pop was a firefighter,

was he always busy?

- Are you kidding?

- I told you.

- Told you what?

- Dads are always busy.

- We were just wondering

if it was normal

with how much dad worked.

- Hmm,

I won't lie, it

was very difficult.

And when Poppa was always away,

it made me think same things

you're thinking right now.

- But it got better, right?

- Yeah, because I was patient.

- How long do you had to wait?

- Patience isn't about waiting,

it's also about having

a positive attitude

while you wait.

- So we should just accept what

little time we have with dad

and be happy about it.

- No, that's not

what I'm saying.

Daniel, your father's heart

is in the right place,

but he needs you both to be

patient until he figures it out.

- I miss dad being

like he used to be.

- I know, mi amor.

I know.

Hey, where did all the cows go?

- I don't know.

- Did you chase them away?

- No.

- Are you sure?

- No.

- Did you say moo?

- No.

- I think you said moo.

- (chuckles) No.

- Let me hear you say moo.

- Moo.

- Oh, come on, you can

do better than that.

- Moo.

- There you go,

that's my boy, moo.

- I moo better than you.

- You don't moo better than me.

- Yes, I do.

- I moo better than you.

- No, I moo better.

- Who moos better, Emma?

- Daniel.

- Oh, you too.

- I told you.

(Connie laughs)

- Yeah, sorry about that,

just chatting with my dad.

- [Victor] Oh yeah.

How's he doing?

- Yeah, he's doing all right.

We are actually just getting

the boat ready to take out.

- [Victor] Oh, that's great.

Anyway, I've been

trying to reach you

because the agency

rep called me back.

They loved your tagline, and

they love the art assets.

- They love them?

- [Victor] They do.

Looks like all the hard

work is paying off, man.

We're all set to nail tomorrow

at two o'clock, right?

- Yeah, I can't do tomorrow.

- [Victor] Oh, come on, man.

Are you serious?

- I gotta spend

time with my family.

- [Victor] (chuckles)

Don't you realize

this is for your family?

- Okay.

Let's just do Monday.

- Hi, dad!

- [Victor] Do you

know how hard it was

to set up this remote meeting?

I'm doing everything I can

to make this happen

for our company,

and this is how you repay me.

Not cool, Joseph.

- Can we at least do a

little bit earlier then?

- [Victor] Fine, I'll see

if they could do noon.

Wear your best shirt and tie.

- Hey!

- Oh!

Hey!

- So how did it go?

- We're good.

What, you don't believe me?

- Hey, could you

do me a big favor,

and grab those fishing

poles over there?

- Yep.

- Hey, I was thinking maybe

when we get to the lake,

you could tell the

next part of the story.

What do you think?

(upbeat music)

- Dang, looks like

you needed to retreat

to the oasis of silence as well.

(Joseph chuckles)

- Yeah, yeah, great

minds think alike, huh?

(Jeremy laughs)

(upbeat music)

Hey, did you have any

luck selling the toy?

- Toy? (laughs)

I think you meant to say,

original, unopened,

Lothar action figure.

And if you must know, yes,

I just sold it for a

very substantial amount.

- Nice!

May the, how's it go?

May the stars be our-

- Be our vanguard.

Nice!

Now we're talking.

(Joseph chuckles)

Hey, I got a question for you.

About how much of your work is

preparation versus execution?

- It's about 80% prep,

20% execution roughly.

- How long have

you been working on

this one for the firefighters?

- Well, really ever

since my dad...

- Yeah,

yeah, I feel you.

(somber music)

You ever bounce things,

ideas off Juliana?

- I don't think she really

cares about what I do.

- Wow!

(somber music)

I can't even begin to think

how crazy my business

would be without Claudia.

- What are you getting at?

- I'm just saying,

I don't know what I would

do without her in my corner.

(chuckles) I can't tell you

how many times I've gone to her

and asked for her opinion.

- Yeah, I get it, man, cool.

Good for you.

It's funny, it seems like

everybody up here has an idea of

what I should be

doing except for me.

This meeting that

I have on Saturday-

- Geez, Joey.

- I have a real chance

to make a difference

for my family, Jeremy,

for people like my dad.

- Joseph, I-

- Would Claudia ask you

to give up what you do?

Huh?

What would she say?

No, what would she say, Jeremy?

Yeah, goodnight, man.

- Hey, hold on a second.

You wanna know what she'd say?

Make a choice.

Trust the journey.

Goodnight, Joseph.

- A little to the left.

Huh, I can see the rings.

- What?

- No, lemme see.

- Property of Santa

Barbara Fire Department.

They know you have this?

- Of course, they let me borrow

it right before I retired.

- You're gonna give it back?

- When they ask me,

sure. (chuckles)

- [Daniel] I can't believe

it's all happening out there.

- [Jack] (chuckles)

Pretty wild, huh?

- Yeah.

- It reminds me that things are

always moving all around us.

- [Daniel] What do you mean?

- [Jack] Well, if you

ever feel stuck or lost,

remember, God is always

at work in our lives.

- Why is it called 47 Days?

- Well, because

it's the story of

the last 47 days of

Jesus's life on earth.

- So why did you

put it together?

- Well, Daniel, if

you really wanna know,

when things between me and

Nonna weren't going so well,

I realized that I needed

to be a better man.

So I started filling that

book page after page,

night after night

with God's words.

- So what happens next?

- Well, after Mary

Magdalene saw Jesus,

she rushed back to the apostles

to tell them that he was alive,

but they didn't believe her.

- That can't happen.

- I don't understand.

- [Speaker] You said

something different.

- I did.

- You said he was gone.

- But what I said was true,

what we saw was true.

(speakers mumble)

- What did he say?

- I saw Him, He was there.

- He was-

- There was no one there-

- Mary, how do you expect us

to believe what you're saying?

- I don't know what to tell you,

He was there, I touched Him.

- There's no one to touch.

- John and I were there.

I touched His wraps.

- He has risen.

- I need to see

Him in the flesh.

- [Jesus] Don't be afraid.

Don't be afraid

Be at peace.

Be at peace

Why are you troubled?

Why are you troubled

With doubts in your minds?

With doubts in your minds

Look at my hands

Look at my feet

It is I myself

Touch me and see

I am the Messiah

The lamb without blemish

Destined to suffer and die

And rise from the

dead on the third day

And you are alive

- You're standing right here.

- You've done exactly what

you said you would do.

You have conquered death

Risen from the dead

- You're flesh and bones.

And we can see it is you

It is you

It is you

- Don't be afraid.

Go to Galilee and

I'll meet you there.

You will reign as

King of Peace

And all for eternity

All for eternity

For eternity

Eternity

Eternity

Eternity

- Lake, lake, lake, lake.

- Lake, lake, lake, lake.

- Lake, lake, lake.

- Lake, lake, lake.

- Lake, lake, lake.

- Lake, lake, lake.

- Brenda, honey,

you can't drive.

- Why not?

- You don't have a license.

- Why does he get to drive?

- He has a license.

- Why is dad dressed

like a clown?

- Daddy, come on, let's go.

- Are you gonna tell them?

- Guys, I'll catch up

with you later, all right.

I just got a couple

of things to do.

- What?

- Hmm, so what time do you

think you can get there?

- Oh, the meeting

doesn't start till 12.

- Really?

- This thing floats?

- Daniel, don't talk

about me like that.

Ready?

- Come on, you two.

- [Speaker] Were you even born

the last time we

took the boat out?

- [Daniel] You're

confusing me with Emma.

- All right, troops.

Aw!

Roll out.

- [Emma] Bye dad, see you there.

- [Victor] Hey Joseph,

can you hear me?

- Hey Victor!

Hey, yeah.

- Looking sharp, man.

Now before I let the

clients into the meeting,

let's just make

sure we remind them

of your family-friendly

approach.

- Yeah, looking forward to it.

- [Victor] Okay, it looks

like we're all here.

Thank you everyone

for your time.

You know the other half of

our firm, Joseph Burdon.

Let's give him the

floor, shall we?

- Gentlemen...

- [Victor] Hey, (chuckles)

Joseph, I think your feed froze.

- I know my partner

isn't gonna like this,

but I have a chance today to be

with one of our own

firefighting heroes, my dad.

He is the reason why I believed

in this campaign, guys.

And I'd be a hypocrite if I

continue this meeting with you,

so I'm gonna go be with him

and my family for Easter.

So, I'm sorry.

- [Victor] Joseph...

(upbeat music)

- Ah!

(speaker mumbles)

(speaker applauds)

(Brenda mumbles)

- Horrible!

- Oh!

(speaker chuckles)

- Coming in hot.

- Babe, are you ready?

Ready, yay!

- All right, yo!

- Back up here, back over here.

- I don't know.

- So you just gotta pat

it on top, like this.

- Back off, back off.

- It's too short.

- All right, you take it.

Okay.

- There you go.

- Oh!

- Oh!

- Did you give me abs?

- No.

(speakers mumble)

- Oh-h*-h*!

(Jeremy mumbles)

- Nonna, Nonna, Nonna!

Ah!

- Oh!

(upbeat music)

- How long do we have to wait?

- It's called fishing,

not catching. (chuckles)

- Please just give me a

moment to explain myself.

- Give you a moment.

Joseph, I've given you

enough time, I've had it.

- Don't stare, guys.

They're figuring it out.

- Jules, I've

sacrificed so much.

- Ignoring us is not

a sacrifice, Joseph.

I feel like I'm the only one

fighting for this marriage,

and I can't do it alone.

- They've been

fighting a lot more.

- Everything's gonna

be okay, don't worry.

- I don't think you know how

they talk to each other, Poppa.

- Daniel, you remember

last night with the stars

and all the planets?

I have faith things are

moving in the right direction.

- You really think so?

- You don't?

- No.

- Emma, that's okay,

everyone has their doubts,

even the disciples doubted.

(thrilling music)

Did He not say He would

make us be fishers of men

And we fish

through the night

And have not even

caught one small fish

Not one small fish

Did He not say He

would do wonderous things

As we get right

out here on the sea

But tonight we can't

catch one sardine

Not one sardine

Where is He now

It's been days

since we've seen Him

But others have said

He's appeared to them

Why not to us

Just the other day

Did he not say He'd leave

To make a place for us

Did He not say that He would

go where we could not follow

But did we ever dream

that He would leave us

As He has now

Though we walked together

Broke bread together

Sang songs together

He was one of us

The God like us

He was flesh and blood

What more He was gone

Friends, have you

caught any fish?

No, not one

Cast your net on

the other side

It's the Lord

It's the Lord

It's the Lord

- Hoo-hoo-hoo!

(speaker mumbles)

(speaker laughs)

(speaker mumbles)

- Huh, huh, huh, hoo!

Yeah.

(Brenda mumbles)

- Oh gosh, I swear,

if we have to go to

the ER because of him.

Hey, you guys want snacks?

- Snacks.

- Snackies.

- Snackies.

- Let's go.

- Works every time.

- Good girl.

Learn from the best.

- Thanks.

(Connie laughs)

- Hi!

- Hi!

Ooh!

- There you go.

- Hey, when do you guys

wanna go on the boat?

You wanna go next?

- Yeah, next is good.

- Brenda, you wanna

go with your dad?

- [Brenda] I'm too

scared to go on.

- Oh, she could stay with me.

- Oh, okay.

Jules?

- Excuse me.

(somber music)

- I am sorry, Bubbles.

- Just a few more minutes.

- I wish we had unleveled

bread to go with that.

- What are you talking about?

- Brenda, it's called

unleavened bread.

- Yeah, that stuff.

What's so special

about it though?

- Well, it's a symbol

that Jesus's ancestors

passed down to Him,

and Jesus used it to talk about

sacrifice and forgiveness.

- Who is He forgiving?

- Us.

You and me.

- Everyone.

For all the terrible things

that we do to each other

and to our world.

- You mean just to

those who believe?

- Believe.

Isn't this real?

- Oh, oh, Emma, it's real.

But whether we choose to believe

or not is a whole nother thing.

And it starts with accepting

his forgiveness and sacrifice.

- I just don't get

why people would do

all those terrible

things to each other.

- I think people do terrible

things to each other

when they're afraid.

- Afraid?

- People act outta

fear all the time.

- Even Peter denied

ever knowing Jesus.

- [Daniel] What

happened to Peter?

- He admitted to his

friends he was wrong,

and he apologized from

the bottom of his heart.

- And they forgave him.

- Apparently Peter

is not the only one

who needs to be asking

for forgiveness.

- [Speaker] Feel free to

engage, Captain Outrider.

- Well,

sometimes we see

faith and logic

as opposing forces,

but faith is actually the key.

The key to viewing

the world in a way

logic alone simply cannot.

Without their mutuality,

we would be blind

to the complexity

and the beauty

of the universe.

- Jeremy, that's beautiful.

- Thanks.

Quadramum said, season

two, episode one,

19 minutes and 42 seconds in.

Imagine this.

- Quadrilla, who?

- [Jeremy] (chuckles)

Sorry, it's Outrider,

the Space Odyssey series.

- [Jack] And you thought

we would get that?

- [Jeremy] Yeah,

it's in syndication.

- I am sorry for ending the

conversation abruptly earlier.

- No, I should be

the one apologizing.

I'm sorry for everything.

- Well, you've

apologized before.

What makes this time different?

- I was sitting

at my dad's desk,

and my eyes found

our wedding photo,

and you looked so happy.

And I realized that

there is nothing

in this world worth

losing you over.

I'm sorry, Jules,

I really am.

And thank you for being

so patient with me.

(upbeat music)

- Even me?

- All is forgiven, Peter.

- How do you expect us

to forgive like that?

- Live as I have lived,

and reflect what I've shown you.

Mirror of my soul

There you are

Always here for me

Never far

Patient and kind

Strong and true

Lord, you're the

mirror of my soul

The man that you see

pretends to be strong

To never be sad

To never be wrong

But there you are

Mirror of my soul

Reflecting the

man I long to be

If only I can be like you

Patient and kind

Strong and true

Not shadows on the mirror

But reflections of my soul

Not half a man

But finally made whole

He is here

The man I long to be

Here with you

Not the man you see

Not half a man

But finally made whole

Reflecting the

mirror of my soul

Reflecting the

mirror of my soul

Reflecting the

mirror of my soul

- That's Orion's belt,

and those two stars

are his shoulders.

- Look at that one,

it's so bright.

- Oh, that's Saturn.

- How do you know that?

- Poppa's telescope, I saw

all the rings last night.

- He still has that.

(Juliana laughs)

That old man.

I love him.

Jules, I can't imagine

this life without you.

I don't know how we got here.

- I kinda think it's your fault.

- I kinda think you're

right. (chuckles)

This whole trip

being up here with you,

and the kids, the story,

the bonfire,

walking with you on the beach,

it's really touched me.

I'm so sorry, Jules.

I love you so much.

- It's okay, Joseph.

I forgive you.

And I love you too.

(upbeat music)

And I know that this life

can get tough at times

There's no way to stop,

pause or press rewind

- Hey, one, two.

So we keep moving

We keep grooving

- Good job, honey. (chuckles)

- [Speaker] You think

that's gonna stop him?

- I'm out, I'm out, I'm out.

And I'm grateful for you

Oh, dude!

Oh!

- Hey, pro tip.

You might wanna do

more cardio at the gym.

- (chuckles) No kidding, uh.

- Ooh!

I'm thankful for

Thanks, man.

My life

When you

Hey, man, I'm sorry

about the other night.

- Nah, all good, brother.

Cannot rush the future, only

greet it when it arrives.

- Okay. (laughs)

Well, greetings.

- Yeah.

- Brenda, honey,

honey, easy, slow down.

No eating blueberries in

the car and no shotgun.

- [Brenda] Aw-aw!

- Why can't I have another

piece of Nonna's blueberry pie?

- Darling, I said no, didn't I?

You wanna fight me

all day over pie.

- (laughs) I forgot

how difficult it is

to get those kids

bolted into the car.

My goodness!

- Yeah, you ain't kidding.

Oh, this is...

- The first pickings.

- Thanks, dad.

- You're welcome.

- Joey, I don't know how

you figured it out so fast,

but I'm really glad you did.

I'm really proud of you.

- Emma's finally

bolted in, you ready?

- Yeah.

- Hey, hey, hey, wait, here.

Emma said you wanted the

rest of the blueberry pie.

- I didn't.

(Joseph laughs)

Thank you, mom, you're amazing.

And thank you for the

best story time ever.

- Oh, story.

Give me a second, be right back.

- Where's he going?

- I almost forgot.

There you go, dad, left

it in the guest room.

- Hmm.

It's yours now.

- No.

Come on.

- Come on, Joey.

- Thanks, dad.

- Ah, those kids.

- Okay.

- All right, all right,

all right, all right.

(Juliana laughs)

- [Connie] Okay,

bye, watch your step.

- Thank you.

- Okay.

- Bye Poppa, bye Nonna.

- We've got a heck of

a family, don't we?

- Oh yeah, I'm so glad

everybody made it.

- Yeah.

- Yeah.

- Should definitely have

them host it next time.

- Absolutely.

(Poppa chuckles)

(upbeat music)

- Hey guys, I wanna

apologize to both of you.

I'm sorry,

I haven't really been very

present with you lately.

- It's okay, dad.

We know that you have

to work for the family.

- No, Daniel, it's not okay.

I know I gotta work, we all

gotta survive in this world,

but bills are bills,

work is work,

family is family.

And anything that takes you away

from your family

is not worth it.

I don't wanna miss

you guys growing up.

I love you guys.

- We love you too, daddy.

So what's next?

- [Juliana] You gotta pee?

- No, the story.

- [Juliana] Oh! (chuckles)

- Oh!

- Well, He goes to heaven.

- And that's it?

- Oh, well, not exactly.

- Dad?

- What?

- Did you steal Poppa's

composition book?

- No, Pookie Lukey,

he gave it to us.

- Dad?

- Yeah.

- Do you really believe

in all that stuff?

- Yeah, I do.

And I'm gonna start

living like I do.

- So what does it say?

- The disciples

started their journey

to spread Jesus's words

of love and forgiveness.

- I told you.

- What?

- Told you what?

- That Poppa was right.

- Right about what?

- That everything

is gonna be okay.

(somber music)

(upbeat music)

Save time

To realize

How good we are

How good we are

How good we are

Save time

To realize

How good we are

How good we are

How good we are

Yeah

Yeah

- [Jesus] Live as I have lived,

and reflect what I've shown you.

Mirror of my soul

There you are

Always here for me

Never far

Patient and kind

Strong and true

Lord you are the

mirror of my soul

The man that you see

Pretends to be strong

To never be sad

To never belong

But there you are

Mirror of my soul

Reflecting the

man I long to be

If only I could be like you

Patient and kind

Strong and true

Not shadows on the mirror

But reflections of my soul

Not half a man

But finally made whole

He is here

The man I long to be

Here with you

Not the man you see

Not half a man

But finally made whole

Reflecting the

mirror of my soul

Reflecting the

mirror of my soul

Reflecting the

mirror of my soul

And I know that this life

can get tough at times

There's no way to stop,

pause or press rewind

So we keep moving

We keep grooving

I am grateful for you

I am grateful for you

I am thankful

For all my life with you

Grateful for you