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The Carpenter: They are coming for him.
The king.
To kill him.
woman: My baby!
My baby, please!
You. Stop.
Show me what's inside.
- woman: No! - Move along.
The Carpenter: What awaits us when we turn at last to death?
The Carpenter: For years we live in hiding.
Driven from every home.
You have shown him here to walk the Earth
and threaten their Gods with such presence.
And he does so threaten them.
The Carpenter: He bears a power he cannot understand.
A power I cannot contain.
Calamity follows us.
Guide me.
Let me keep them under my protection.
Let my faith endure.
Please.
My only strength to bear...
against the devil itself.
It is well made. I can provide you work.
We must prepare it for the temple.
The Shopkeeper: You will not make an idol.
Your God will forgive you.
That's the work available.
The Carpenter: I found work and a home for us.
The Boy: Look, Mother.
I've never seen one like this before.
Thank you.
What is your name?
Lilith's Mother: Lilith. She is mute.
Go and help your father, my child.
Beautiful boy.
You do not look alike.
What's wrong, Father?
Lilith's Mother: Where are you from?
The Mother: From the west.
Beyond the desert.
We will be in darkness now during the day.
It's better than some alternatives.
It has been years. We are safe here.
The Carpenter: You forget that we can be discovered.
The Mother: I do not forget.
But he does not have to live in fear.
Lilith, come in!
The Boy: Why do you do that, Father?
If an evil spirit were to enter the house at night...
the footprint of a rooster will appear in the sand.
Why did you lie to the neighbor about where we came from?
It was to protect you.
The Carpenter: Stay away from them.
Did you wash your hands? The dirty will go mad.
The Carpenter: You should pray.
I did.
The Carpenter If ever you are in error,
you must seek his forgiveness.
The Boy: Father.
The Carpenter: I am fasting.
This time you do the same, you're of age.
I do it to make myself empty.
In emptiness you find the strength
to bear against Satan.
What does Satan look like?
Like people amongst us.
It can manifest as a very thing that appeals to our weakness.
Have you ever seen it?
I made arrangements with the rabbi here.
He expects you after the Sabbath.
You will help him at school.
It is me, my love.
The Mother: Shh.
I know. Come.
The Mother: It's me.
I know.
Put away from you crooked speech,
and put devious talk far from you.
Put away from you crooked speech,
and put devious talk far from you.
Let your eyes look directly forwards,
and your gaze be straight before you.
Let your eyes look directly forwards,
and your gaze be straight before you.
Keep straight the path of your feet,
and all your ways will be sure.
Keep straight the path of your feet,
and all your ways will be sure.
Do not swerve to the right or to the left.
Turn your foot away from evil.
Take care.
That is heaven above.
- Oh, that is the- - - Earth.
Earth beneath.
Oh, that is the water unto the Earth.
You shall not bow down to them, nor serve them.
For I, the Lord your God, am a jealous God,
visiting the iniquity of the fathers
upon the children. On to the third and fourth generation.
The Boy: Get down.
Get down. You will hurt yourself.
Are you going to help me?
The Boy: What is your name?
Why are you not in school?
Your father does not make you go.
I have no father.
The Boy: A mother?
I play games all day.
Will you play with me?
The Boy: He is a leper.
Wait.
We must not touch the unclean.
The Stranger: See how close you can draw your hand?
It's a game.
The Stranger: Shh! It's all right.
The Stranger: Go on. Try.
He touched it! He touched the unclean!
He touched the unclean!
Stay away! Stay away!
The Carpenter: Each year, I walk beside him
and see only the tarnished human man.
Pure...
and clean...
human.
Please, tell me, from whence did he come?
Is he from your angels...
or from demons?
Is he your son?
The Carpenter: Wake up!
You're screaming in your sleep.
Let me sleep in the house.
The Carpenter: You can sleep in the house
when you stop screaming.
The Boy: Let me go inside.
It was a dream.
Even by your age, you cannot see the difference?
Pray. Now, go on.
The Carpenter: Do it properly.
Do it as I taught you.
You who live in the shelter of the Most High,
who abide in the shadow of the Almighty,
- will say to the Lord... - The Boy: To the Lord...
My refuge and my fortress,
my God in whom I trust.
Again.
You who live in the shelter
of the Most High w...
- The Carpenter: Abide... - Will abide
- in the shadow... - The Carpenter: Shadow...
Shadow of the Almighty,
- will say to the Lord... - Of my refuge,
my fortress, my God, in whom I trust.
Boy.
You healed me.
Please.
Touch me.
Touch me again!
Please be quiet, be quiet.
You are divine. You are divine. You are divine.
You are divine.
The Boy: You must leave.
You are divine. You are divine.
-You are divine. - Please go, please.
Please go.
Touch me, touch me, touch me.
I found an offering outside our home this morning.
What did you do with it?
The Carpenter: I hid it in the reeds.
It's not safe here.
We'll make his name plain to all.
The Mother: He's a boy.
He's unclean.
He defiles himself, always covered in filth.
You want him to take roots and learn?
Let him. Why offer him only punishment?
I find no joy in punishing him.
It's how he must learn.
Duty, faith, sacrifice.
Must teach him these things.
The Carpenter: Why do you avert your eyes from me?
For modesty.
The boy is divine. The boy...
is divine.
The boy is divine.
The boy is divine. The boy is divine.
They're not too short.
One apiece, as you said.
One and one half. That is what I said.
You told me one apiece.
Price was ten per shelf.
The length is incorrect.
The Carpenter: Make it eight, then.
I don't want it.
Why not?
The Boy: You pushed me.
You liked it.
Didn't you?
Games of the Gentiles are forbidden.
Who forbids you?
My father.
He is your oppressor.
Keep it...
as a secret.
To do things in secret is a greater pleasure.
The Stranger: Do you want to know why?
I know one that can free you.
Find me among the Sith.
Come!
Come!
My faith has become a broken crutch.
I beg you.
How much longer must I wait to see your light again?
Lilith's Mother: Lilith!
Lilith!
Lilith's Mother: Help us!
Help us! Somebody help us!
You! You did this! The boy! The boy!
The Mother: What happened? Let him go.
Did you enter their home?
The Mother: How dare you accuse- -
Did you or did you not?
No.
I don't believe him.
I don't care if you don't believe me.
Father.
Where did you get this?
- Pray! - No.
The Carpenter: Begin.
W... why should I listen to you?
I know you will not listen to me,
but you will listen to your mother,
and she listens to me.
I will leave with her.
You may leave, but she will not go with you.
I will set you out alone into the wild,
where you can roam as you wish!
Which direction would you take?
How... how would you find drink?
You would be a beggar in hiding, asking for alms
from sickly priests who feed their sacred crocodiles
and mumble to their idols, or you would be dead!
Without my protection
you would be dead!
We must leave!
What more must you see?
I tell you, we must leave.
Good.
We will leave in a few days, once the work is finished.
The Mother: He's innocent.
The Carpenter: How do you know he is innocent?
Because of our faith.
Because we know who he is.
The Carpenter: But is it good? Is it righteous?
The Mother: He is our savior.
The Mother: You will deliver him to his task.
You came.
I want to show you something.
The Boy: Lilith...
...is she dead?
The Stranger: She is resting in that long shadow
of sleep that is near to death.
She will be dead soon.
You could help her.
The Stranger: Man's punishment.
The Boy: What have they done?
The Stranger: They are accused of sorcery.
Conjurers of evil deeds.
Isn't it strange?
How whilst we're all made of the same flesh...
...bones...
blood...
Then some of us become wicked.
And some of us become good.
Yet what is it to say that a man is wicked?
It means only that you have given up
on trying to understand it.
I will know this in Golgotha.
The Stranger: Does this frighten you?
No.
It saddens me.
I can feel their pain.
And yours.
I must return to my father.
He is not...
He is not what?
He is not your father.
Who are you?
The Stranger: You know who I am.
But who are you?
What do they call you when you are out of sight?
I have been searching for you
for so long.
They have lied to you!
You will learn that I speak the truth!
The Mother: Speak to me.
Let us leave together. I could protect you.
I know you can.
You would find the same people anywhere we go.
We will leave soon.
It is your father's wish.
Is he my father?
- Why would you ask that? - Is he?
The Mother: Who put that in your mind?
- Who? - A child.
The Mother: What child?
A child who lives among the sick.
Is he my father?
The Mother: Yes.
He is.
You are lying to me.
The Boy: Speak.
- The Boy: What is your name? - Mm...
Speak!
What do you want from us?
Have you come to kill us?
Who did this to you?
Can you kill me?
Please.
If you'll not kill me, then leave me.
Leave me!
The evil, the outrage, the vulture,
the... the buzzard, a kite of any kind.
The Teacher: You.
Go.
Begin.
- Every raven... - No.
Do it from memory.
Every raven of any kind,
the ostrich, the night hawk, the seagull,
the... the... the... the hawk of any kind, the...
- Do you not know? - I know, I know.
Then speak it!
Speak!
You are a liar!
You do not know.
I know more than how to speak these words.
The Teacher: Is this not the carpenter's son?
What has he done?
The Teacher: I will not teach him.
He spoke of things that no one should know.
The Carpenter: Unhand my son.
Leave him.
What did he say?
I told him how many years he will live.
I don't want him near the children.
You will not be idle.
If I am forced to have you by my side
each day whilst I work,
I will see to it that you are of value here.
Recite the Melakhot.
Speak them to me whilst I work.
Go on.
Take heed and carry no burdens on the Sabbath.
You shall not light a fire on the Sabbath day.
- You shall not... - You may list them.
Sowing, ploughing, reaping...
...gathering, threshing, winnowing,
sorting, grinding, sifting,
kneading, baking, shearing, whitening,
disentangling, dying, spinning,
mounting the warp, threading two threads,
making loops, tying a knot, untying a knot, sewing, tearing,
trapping, slaughtering, skinning.
Get out.
You follow no man, so be it.
Go be a man alone.
villager: What happened?
What happened to him?
What have you done to him?
What have you done?
It's all right.
You squeal like a hog!
You're not safe here. You must leave.
I will tell the world about you.
You shall not judge!
Only I shall judge.
It was nearly finished.
It fell and broke, but I will finish it.
I... I will finish it. Take your things.
- Leave now! - Why?
Your son is Belial! He's a conjurer.
He has gone into the village. They will kill your boy!
The Mother: What did you do, my son?
Speak to me.
The Carpenter: What have you done?
- What have you done? - Leave him!
He who is near him is near the fire!
What did you do? Practicing black magic!
- What have you done? - The Mother: Leave him!
Demon!
You have always doubted him, even before he was born.
- Just as you doubt me. - Any man would.
Go on, weep.
Do you not believe your own visions?
The Carpenter: It is no more potent now
than a dream.
How long must I wait for another?
And what then if none of it were true?
Then I have been living beside an unclean woman
for all this time.
What if that were the truth?
Then I am just as unclean as you!
You are wrecked with doubt!
Yes, I am! I am wrecked!
My faith has been shattered because of you!
And that boy!
How can his providence be good if he sins?
Let me make my way.
From whence did he come?
The Mother: I told you, let me pass.
Let me pass!
Is he the son of a Roman? Is he a bastard?
From whence did he come?
- From whence did he come? - You coward!
You were always afraid! Greatly afraid!
If I had sinned and you concealed it,
you would have fought Herod's law.
But if you'd exposed me to the sons of Israel as guilty,
whilst my child was from angels,
you would have given up its holy blood
to the doom of death!
Prepare our things. They're coming.
The Carpenter: Come back!
We must leave!
The Carpenter: Where have you gone?
Come, come, there is no time.
Stay back!
Tell me who my father is.
The Carpenter: He is the cause of all things.
The Boy: Tell me his name.
It is a sin to say it.
Speak his name.
Yahweh.
Wait!
Come back!
Come back!
He's here! I found him!
I found him!
I found him...
You know the truth now.
Come.
I'll take you to your father.
No!
Where's my son?
I will find him.
Where's my child?
Someone told him the truth.
He ran away.
It was a child among the sick who told him.
I will find him.
The Mother: Wait.
Bless you.
The Stranger: You are sad.
I miss my family.
The Stranger: They hate you now.
But there is freedom in knowledge.
Do you know now that man is cruel?
The things they do in his name make me sick.
I killed a boy.
Coming here.
He was going to alert the village.
The Stranger: No.
This place is a cage...
of every unclean and hateful bird.
You...
you freed him.
I have freed many souls from this awful place as well.
The Boy: Tell me about my father.
I knew him.
I resided near him.
was a very beautiful thing.
Such a thing I cannot describe in words.
He... shunned me.
He would let no one be his equal.
But he prepared a home for me.
There is purity in that place.
Order.
Now you are with me.
We will go there together.
Who are you?
I am the accuser of light.
I am the adversary.
Look ahead.
Tell me, what do you see?
Nothing. It is a shadow.
The Stranger: No. It is a passage.
Set your anchor.
Look upon it.
Now enter it.
Tell me, what am I?
Evil.
The Stranger: And why am I here?
To torment me.
Yes.
And now tell me my name.
Satan.
I have seen you before.
I will humiliate him.
Leave him.
Why do you care for him?
He lied to you!
- Keep away from this beast! - Be silent!
You are cruel.
Cruelty is a virtue.
Look.
He reveres me for my cruelty!
Because he fears me!
Inspire fear.
It will bring you legions.
Go on! Kill the liar!
Do it!
And I will tell you everything you want to know.
Very well.
No!
Come! Come for your son!
He ignores me!
He does not love us!
He does not love you!
Yeshua...
Yeshua!
Spare this beast.
It means to tempt you.
You must teach it
that you will not bring our strength
to bear for evil.
You must forgive it.
Let me go.
What awaits us when we turn to death.
Dust.
You will die for miserable people.
And you will not be thanked.
We are the same.
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