The Cokeville Miracle Page #5
You okay'!
Did wc wake you'!
Good.
There's something else
I wam r0 talk to you about.
Jasc, was mm anyxhing clsc
that maybe you didn't ml] us'!
Anything at all'!
It would really help your dad
if you could think of something.
- Yeah, I know something clsc.
Li ghtbulbs.
Right before the bomb went off',
lots of angels came down
through the ceiling.
They looked like lightbulbs.
- Lightbulbs.
You mean like this'!
- Uh-uh.
Likc that,
There was an angel
for everybody'
They were holding hands
in a circle around the bomb.
Then when the bomb happened,
they went fast up into the ceiling.
- This guy had police training.
He knew what he was doing
with that bomb,
but it didn't work
like it was designed.
It shouldwe gone out,
but instead it went straight up
through the ceiling.
- Why don't you go on upsnairs,
okay, honey?
I'l1 be there in a minute.
There is no way
Jason coulnfve known that.
- There's something else that I learned
that happened that day.
- [chuckles]
- Do you think this is funny'!
Do you think this is a game'!
Go ahead and try it again.
We'll see who wins this game.
- You want m talk miracles'!
Fl] tell you a miracle.
- Try it, big man!
Tr)' in!
- Thar mc and every other officcr
just happened to be
out of town that day,
because I know
that if 1 would've been there,
I would've stormed into that room
with so much hatred for that man.
I probably xvollldHze gotten myself
and everyone else killed.
But without me
and the other cops,
there was a chance
for it to g0 another way.
- Hey, he doesn't understand.
He's jusx a little kid.
Hey.
- Let's say a prayer.
Pass it on.
- Let's say a prayer.
Pass it on.
- Let's say a prayer.
- Lot's say a prayer.
- Allyson, you say it.
- Why mo'?
- Because you're
the smartest in the class.
- Dear God,
we need Your help today,
especially if the bomb goes 01f
- Most every child prayed
sometime during the crisis...
Not because
somebody told them 10.'.
But because they wanted to.
And they weren't the only ones.
[Phone blaring]
- Plcasc, God, please.
- They won't allow us to be
on the elementary school grounds,
but we can do SOmCthing right hero.
I may get fired for doing this,
but if anyone wants to,
please join mc in praycr.
- The cntirc high school got together
and knelt in prayer.
Praying for their
little brothers and sisters,
their moms and their dads.
Prayers for their safety were going on,
not just throughout the town.
12-4 w base!
Nadcnc, you got to talk to mo!
But as the news spread,
throughout the whole country.
- The man and his wife have herded
the entire student burly
into one classroom.
They arc demanding a ransom,
and we understand that that ransom
is $2 million for each child held'
The nearest hospital
is in Montpelier, Idaho,
which is about 30 miles away.
That hospital and others arc gearing up
for what could be a disaster
of epic proportions.
- Maybe cvcn the world.
[man speaking Spanish on TV]
Dear God.
- Even then you couldn't bring
yourself to pray?
. [sniffiei]
It'd ncvcr worked before.
Why should it then'?
- Hey.
It's all right, sweetheart.
- We pray that we will all be safe
and that cvcryonc will live.
We pray in J esus's name.
Amen,
all:
Amen.
- I gm to get um of here for a minute.
- But if you ask mo,
the most amazing thing.
Is that even though these kids
and these teachers
xere terrorized for two hours
by a raving lunatic...
So many of them turned
and went back into that room to...
make sure that everybody was out.
They went into a room
that was on fir:
that they could barely breathe in,
with a madman and his guns
and cartridges
exploding everywhere,
trying w help othcvs.
- [sobbing]
- You're gonna be okay.
Come on.
- [coughing]
Is there anyone still in here'?
- Me.
- [gasps]
Cindy.
Oh,
Out the window.
Go, g0.
Ben'!?
- And one of them that was saved
a1 the end was our Cindy.
- I got her.
I got her.
- Take her!
- I gather.
' Cmdy, run!
Go! Go! Go!
- [sobbing]
Oh, my babies.
Oh, my goodness.
- Where's Daddy'!
- Ron, it's all right in from of you.
- I sec it.
But I don't
[sighs]
Hop out, bud.
- I'm staying with Dad.
- Well, I'm not staying.
I'm going in,
[car door opens]
[indistinct chatter]
- We'll meet you right here
after class, okay?
- Be good.
- Bye, bud.
Hi. Hey.
Hi.
What'!
- I shouldn't bc hero.
I thought I could do this for Jase,
but I can't.
Fve got so much hatred
for those people,
and I know they're dead,
and I'm glad they're dead.
- Ron, I love you.
You're thc greatest man I know",
but I will not raise our children
seeing you like this.
You had bettex figure out
what's real in [his world
and what's not,
or you could lose us.
- Hey, come on, you guys.
Lefls g0 to class'
- It's only natural that our faith
is tested when bad things happen,
to ask ourselves, if God is in control,
thcn why didn't Hc slop this'!
Why did He let those people
enter the school'?
Why did He let any
of our innocent ones get hurt?
And not just the children
and xhose in room 4'
We've all been wounded
because those
we love the most have been hurt.
And because we're human,
it's only natural
that we have feelings of hatred
towards those that did this,
but hatred toward them
is a dcad-endjourney.
Hatred inwards them
is like drinking a poison
and hoping it will kill your enemies.
It doesn't work,
What will work, what will save us
from a lifetime of hatred and loathing
is the same thing that saved
our children in that room...
Prayer.
We've all wimessed the miracle
ofhow prayer can save lives'
Now let's let it heal our hearts.
[children Singing indistinctly
in xhe distance]
All:
u Pray He Ls there uu Speak u
n He ix listening u
n You are Hi:
child un His love n
n NOW surrounds M n
n The ldngdvm of Heaven n
u Heavenly Father :
n m m really thaw? n
n And do You hear and ansmv-er
every chifdkpngver? I
u Some say (hm Heaven is far away 1
u But 1 feel it cluxe around me
ax I pray
n Heavenilm' F either, I remember now n
- Dear God, please forgive me.
A:
u Something that Jesusmid his disciples long ago a
n Sufler the children m came w me n
: Father, in prayer
I'm coming now to Thee I I
- I'm so sorry.
Can you forgive mo'?
Let's g0 find your mom, okay'!
Come on.
All." u Father, in prayer
I'm coming now ta Thee u
[music swells]
Nu
- We knew that a miracle
had happened,
and there was a spirit
about the town.
We loved each other.
It was a gift, and we knew it.
- We know that there are people
on the other side who care.
We know we're not alone.
We know.
- I know I'm here for a reason,
and it's my children and my husband.
And I was saved that day
to be a mother to them
and to teach them
that not everyone
in this world is good,
but that we can forgive
and that we can move on.
- Doris Young told us that...
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