What If... Page #7
He's tending to them.
And he sees a burning bush.
Be a little freaky,
it's a burning bush,
and it speaks and it's God.
And god says, "Moses,
take off your shoes.
This is holy ground. "
And he did.
And God said, "I've seen
the pain and heard the cries
"of my people in Egypt,
"from the hand of Pharaoh.
And you are how I Will do it. "
Whoa.
And Moses said, "But Lord,
I'm a Wanted man in Egypt. "
And God said, "I don't care. "
"But Lord, this is
no ordinary man.
This is Ramses. "
And God said, "I don't care. "
"But Lord, I can't speak. "
And God said,
"Your brother Aaron
"Will speak for you.
"And you know, by the Way,
Who are you to tell me,
"Who made you, What I can
and cannot accomplish in you?
"For your greatest Weakness
is my greatest strength.
And I Will be With you. "
NoW, do We let God
say that to us?
And do We listen When he does?
Thank you for coming.
Thank you.
Thank you so much.
- Good to see you.
- Good to see you.
Thank you, have a good day.
Hey, look at you guys.
Yeah, I got a little handshake.
That's nice, thank you.
Thank you very much.
Pleasure.
Thank you.
Thanks for stopping by.
HoW'd We do?
If I Was a termite, I'd be
preparing to meet my maker.
All right.
Pastor Ben.
Hey, just Want to thank you.
For?
Shaking us up during
the commitment testing.
the things that We're facing.
It Was pure genius.
I have to admit,
it actually Worked.
I went home to my mom looking
for a little bit of sympathy,
and she was on your side.
She said most girls spend more
of their time thinking of their
the stuff that really matters.
What did you decide?
We traded in the truck
for a minivan.
Really?
We figured we might
as well get a head start.
Well, congratulations.
Thank you.
Huh?
What can I say?
I'm good at What I do.
Thank you.
Thank you so much for coming.
It's good to see you again.
This is the most romantic
thing you've ever done.
And since When do you know
how to do a cordon bleu
in mornay sauce?
Well, since the Clearville
house of pizza doesn't deliver,
I knew I had to come up
With something.
Well, Ben Walker,
you are something else.
Take a Walk With me.
Okay.
Remember this place?
Our first kiss?
I've been checking out
places around town
that remind me of When
even the bad spots
like the bus station.
Oh, I don't consider
that a bad spot.
That's Where
We said good-bye.
Almost.
I still remember
the bus driver's annoyed face
When you made him stop.
So I never left?
I know you Weren't sure
about it all, but I really feel
like We avoided making
some bad decisions
that We Would have regretted.
And that's Why
We ended up here.
Do you ever regret it?
We'll, you know, I've had
a recent odd spell,
a really long one, actually.
But I'm rapidly
coming out of it.
Come here.
What is this?
It's for you.
Thank you.
When We Were first together
years ago, I felt like
I Was always trying
to get away from here.
missing some of that fast life
I Was trying to get to.
But I Want to recommit to What
We're doing and to our home,
to What you Wrote in my Bible.
It's beautiful.
Work on the house next Week.
I've already spoken
to a contractor.
What are you talking about?
We can't afford that.
Well, I took out the $837 We
had in the checking account.
Ben, that's all We had.
Well, not anymore.
There's this company called
Bessette Industries,
and I knew they Were about
to be taken over so I bought
a chunk of call options.
so I exercised my option for...
I am losing you, aren't I?
How do you know
about all this stuff?
The Lord Works
in mysterious Ways.
So how much did We earn?
Well, enough to put the $837
back in the checking account
and make a generous donation
to the termite fund,
and enough to take care of a few
small things around the house.
Wow.
Is it Weird that I find this
incredibly romantic right noW?
No.
Wendy.
Ben, I'm sorry.
There's an emergency
down at the hospital.
We gotta go.
But...
There's a guy down there
that needs you.
He's dying.
We don't have much time.
No, you go.
Go do What you have to.
I'll be at the house
Waiting for you.
I'll be back.
- Okay.
- Soon as I can.
This is some sort
of joke, right?
No, it's no joke.
The guy's considered God
in the past
and noW he thinks it's too late.
Whether he knows it or not,
he's more open noW than ever.
Why don't you
handle it yourself?
That's not how
it Works, Ben.
I do the angel stuff.
You do the people stuff.
By the Way, here's your Bible.
But...
Hi.
Hi, may I help you?
Yeah, What's his name?
Henryk Zimmerman.
He hasn't had any visitors.
You're the first.
And the last.
What he's saying is that
We just know that
he's in bad shape.
It's okay.
I'm a clergyman.
Oh, you're the new one over
Yeah, that's me.
Room 314,
right down the hall.
We have him alone.
He doesn't like company.
Difficult patient?
Some of our Wealthier
patients are a little used
If I Was him, I'd be looking
for a very small camel
and a very large needle.
Ah, like I said, he's new.
What do you Want?
I didn't ask for a priest.
Well, I'm not, actually.
I'm the same league,
different team.
Oh.
I don't think it's
gonna do you any good.
You're maxed out.
Can you fix it?
Sorry.
Then get out of here.
Or did you come to tell me
I have a soul
and you're gonna save it?
You are a soul.
You have a body.
Not for long.
How Would you like to tick
off some religious people?
There's a story in here
I just read,
the parable of
the vineyard owner.
It's this rich guy.
He owns a vineyard, and he
needs some men to Work it
so he hires some early
in the morning.
Goes in the marketplace
around 10:
00 a. M.,he sees some more Workers,
and he hires them too.
noon then again at 3:00,
then again at 5:
00.At the end of the day, he lines
'em all up so he can pay them,
starting With the ones
he hired last.
He gives them a full
day's Wage.
And the guys that he hired
first in the morning,
that actually Worked
a full day, figured
"Wow, We're gonna get
a lot more money. "
That seems fair.
But When they got paid, they
got paid the same amount
that the guys Who just Worked
one hour got paid,
and they Were ticked.
And the owner said, "Well,
What's it matter to you
"What I pay the other guys?
I kept my deal With you. "
See, the vineyard owner is God.
The Wages are entering
into heaven.
So the point is it doesn't
matter Whether you come to God
late or early,
you get the same reward.
But this is last call.
I Wasn't always
in this business.
I used to be an
investment banker.
Lots of money, expensive toys.
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