So Jesus and His Apostles, they were walking around,
and they came by the river.
And He saw a guy right by one of the stairs.
That was crippled his whole life and never moved.
And he was very sick, and it was a Sunday.
Jesus is like, "Why can't you go into the water?"
The man says, like, "I can't walk."
Sir, I have no man.
And so he couldn't get in the pool if he couldn't walk,
and then he can't paddle with his feet.
So Jesus knelt down.
Put His hand out, and Jesus pulled him up,
and he was able to walk again.
He healed his legs because he needed different legs.
And He said to take up his beth--bed.
Whatever that's called.
And then he took up his bed and walked.
Jesus told the man to go take a walk.
"Take up thy bed, and walk."
So then he was all healed and left the pool.
And he takes his bag, and he goes outside of the church.
And then, like, the authorities came,
and he's like, "You're not allowed
to carry a bag on Sunday."
And some spectators say, "He's breaking the law of Moses."
And it was against the Sabbath to do something good
on Sunday for some reason.
I don't see why that would be a matter back--but back then they
did things differently.
One of them said, "Why are you walking
with your bedding on Sunday?"
He said that the person that healed him was--told him
to "rise and stand, and walk with your bedding."
And the authority said, "Well, who is this man,
'take up thy bed, and walk'?"
He told them that Jesus told him to do it.
Well, what's wrong with helping people on Sunday?
It's a good deed.
Um, not work.
Just relax on Saturday.
No school.
Not listen to, like, wild songs.
Because on the Sabbath day, you're supposed to heal people.
We should go to church.
Watch Church movies.
Help others who kind of need help.
Wants us to help our family.
Always choose the right.
Also, once we get home, we should pray.
We're trying to remember Him, to remember Jesus.