Watch and Discuss:
Watch a video clip from Season 4, episode 4: (Based on Luke Chapter 7, verses 1-10). As you watch, take notes and be prepared to answer the following questions:
Listening Practice:
Watch the video clip again and fill in the missing words from the box on the right:
Matthew: Gaius, this way.
Jesus: Praetor Gaius?
Gaius: Lord, my servant boy is lying at home. He has been sick for so long now that he is terribly, near death.
Jesus: Take me to him.
Gaius: Lord?
Nathanael: You call him, “Lord”?
Gaius: I am not to have you come into my home, and I know you would not be comfortable as a Jew in a Roman's home, but you only need to say the word, and he will be .
Jesus: Not worthy?
Gaius: The truth, about the child, he's actually my son. I am so ; I shouldn't even be asking you, but I am, and I know you can do it.
Peter: Master, I never thought I'd say this, but he is worthy to have you do this for him. He loves our people. He has us.
Jesus: I know.
Gaius: Do not trouble yourself. You can heal him from a with only a word of command. I also have authority with men under me. If I say to one, “Go”, he goes. If I say to another, “Come”, he comes. Anything you in this world will happen. I know it. Even this.
Jesus: Stand up!
Gaius: What?
Jesus: ! Did you all hear this man? Truly, I tell you, with no one in Israel have I found such faith. I was in my own hometown, and I'm by the religious leaders of my own people, and yet, and yet this man, a Gentile, has more confidence in what he believes that I can do, than anyone I have yet . Go. It has been done for you according to your .
Gaius: Thank you.
Jesus: Thank you. You have my day to encounter this kind of faith.
John: What? What happened?
Peter: Gaius had faith that Jesus could heal his without even coming to his house.
James: We know he can do that.
John: But such from a Gentile…
Jesus: Exactly.
(Gaius arrives home)
Livia: Gaius. You’re not going to believe it.
Gaius: It’s something my friends say. It means peace, wholeness. OK? You are whole again.
Gaius: I do believe it.
The boys: Sha-lom.
Livia: What? What?
Gaius: Say it twice.
Gaius: I already know.
The boys: Shalom. Shalom.
Gaius’s son: Daddy, look!
Gaius: That’s it. Well done.
Gaius: Shalom.
Livia: Shalom.
Gaius’s son: What?
Vocabulary Exercises:
Match the words on the left with the definitions on the right.
Completion Exercise:
Complete these sentences with words from the exercise above: (Hint: you may need to change the form of some words)
Discussion Questions: