Samuel finds himself standing with Jesus outside the Philistine city of Beth-Shan, after Saul and his sons were defeated in battle. They talk about Saul’s life, the silence of death and the dead.
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Samuel meets Jonathan amongst a colonnade of marble pillars. Jonathan shares how Michelangelo’s David prompted him explore stories from other traditions and see echoes of his life in them.
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Samuel goes to a heavenly copy of St Peter’s Basilica and meets his wife there. They discuss the hazards of fame and the role of art in helping people approach God.
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Samuel discovers John has chosen to make his dwelling a flat expanse of desert. John wryly recounts the things people say to him when they interrupt his solitude.
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This is my body, Fitting and familiar, Co-companion in my joys and sorrows, Co-conspirator against the darkness.
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This is my tent,
Now torn and spoiled.
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Samuel asks Ezekiel whether he’d rather be a prophet or a priest. Ezekiel answers that he’d be a mathematician.
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Ronit shares what happened after Naaman was healed and how she wrestles with feelings of failure, but ultimately chooses obedience over bitterness.
