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Speaker 3: Before the lights are out and the curtain rises on
Speaker 3: my first.
Speaker 2: Act, A little town of Bethlehem.
Speaker 5: What is your name, Josiah, son of Obed, the son
Speaker 5: of Asa, the son of Zacharias, the son of all
Speaker 5: Caesar doesn't ask who your ancestors were.
Speaker 2: Give me only your name, Josiah of Bethlehem.
Speaker 3: The name of your wife, Leah.
Speaker 7: You're trading the number.
Speaker 1: Of your children.
Speaker 5: I am a shepherd with seven children, my flocks in
Speaker 5: the hills nearby.
Speaker 7: And enough, how much property do you own?
Speaker 2: My house and fifty sheep?
Speaker 1: That is all?
Speaker 7: Who's the next? And what is your name?
Speaker 3: Joseph, the son of Jacob, the son of the son
Speaker 3: of e Lee.
Speaker 1: Whole must every Jew who registers recited lineage to me?
Speaker 7: Did you not hear me say that all I wanted
Speaker 7: was your name?
Speaker 4: But I am descended from the kings of Judea, from
Speaker 4: the great King David.
Speaker 1: I know, I know, so is everyone in Bethlehem. But
Speaker 1: the Roman emperor cares nothing about that. This is a
Speaker 1: Roman census.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: I could have been through the enrollment by now if
Speaker 1: you Jews were not so girlous.
Speaker 2: Come is this your wife?
Speaker 8: My name is Mary, I Toune of the line of David.
Speaker 7: Your voice sounds tired.
Speaker 1: Have you come far.
Speaker 8: From the town of Nazareth in Galilee?
Speaker 3: Sit down on that bench and rest of moment.
Speaker 7: Thank you now, Joseph, what is your trade?
Speaker 1: How many children and how much property?
Speaker 4: I am a carpenter. I have no property except my
Speaker 4: tools and the animal on which my wife is written
Speaker 4: from Nazareth.
Speaker 2: There are no children as yet. Very well, that is all.
Speaker 4: Pardon my lord, but we have no place to sleep.
Speaker 4: There was no room at the end. Can you help me.
Speaker 7: The town is filled with those who return for the enrollment.
Speaker 7: I can do nothing, ohet.
Speaker 3: Do you see that man.
Speaker 1: Talking with the soldier at the roadside. That is Simon,
Speaker 1: a rich merchant. Here's a large house. He may have
Speaker 1: room for him.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 8: Come Mary, you have found a place for us to rest.
Speaker 4: We will ask for a place to rest. Pardon sir,
Speaker 4: you are the merchant Simon.
Speaker 3: Yes, what do you want?
Speaker 4: I am Joseph of Nazareth, and this is my wife Mary.
Speaker 4: The Roman governor said you might have some room in
Speaker 4: your house where.
Speaker 2: We could sleep. I have no room.
Speaker 5: The governors may not stay with me.
Speaker 8: If you only had some small corner where we could rest.
Speaker 2: My wife is very weary.
Speaker 5: Sir, I have said that my house is pealed. You
Speaker 5: may sleep with a stable if you wish. That is
Speaker 5: all I can do for you.
Speaker 2: The stable.
Speaker 8: Let us go there, Joseph. We have tried so many places.
Speaker 4: A stable, Mary, it is not what I would like.
Speaker 8: We must be content. Lift me up to the saddle
Speaker 8: if you leave the wave a little.
Speaker 1: Bit, Oh Simon, I'm tired of listening to this babble.
Speaker 7: Colliers, take my place here. I'm going to rest.
Speaker 5: Taking the census is an exhausting task, my.
Speaker 1: Lord, everyone in Judea must bring from Bethlehem.
Speaker 3: People have been pouring into the town all day.
Speaker 5: Bethlehem is the city of David.
Speaker 1: And everyone who has registered here claims to send from him.
Speaker 3: That is true.
Speaker 5: And the dream of every mother of David's line is
Speaker 5: that she will bear the king of Micah's prophecy.
Speaker 7: Micah's prophecy?
Speaker 5: Have you never heard it? But thou Bethlehem, though thou
Speaker 5: be little among the thousands of Judea, Yet out of
Speaker 5: thee shall come forth he that.
Speaker 8: Is to be ruler in is faith.
Speaker 1: Oh so that's the prophecy, and you're all waiting for
Speaker 1: this new king.
Speaker 5: Many believe he will come me lord.
Speaker 1: And you, Simon, what about you?
Speaker 2: Do you believe it? I?
Speaker 5: Oh, it is rather the shepherds who'll talk.
Speaker 1: I see you're very careful, Simon. Perhaps you fear Herod
Speaker 1: your king, Yeah.
Speaker 5: That despises the prophecy of Micah. He hates them.
Speaker 1: It'll be well to keep this legend from him.
Speaker 7: But tell me about the carpenter.
Speaker 1: And his wife from Nazareth? Did they find lodgings?
Speaker 5: I offered them my stable your stable?
Speaker 2: Was there no room in your house?
Speaker 5: The stable is good enough for such as they. My
Speaker 5: house is kept for romans.
Speaker 3: Mild.
Speaker 1: Oh, it's a little wonder Simon, that you were a
Speaker 1: rich and powerful man in Bethley. You have all the
Speaker 1: necessary qualities.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 5: If you are ready now to go to my house.
Speaker 7: Oh, not yet, enrollment will be going on far in
Speaker 7: the night. Oh.
Speaker 3: This town of Bethlehem is really beautiful, Simon.
Speaker 5: Oh, my lord, in the days of David, Bethlehem was great.
Speaker 7: One can see that.
Speaker 1: The sons of David and not the warriors that he was,
Speaker 1: and these crumbling wolves, broken battlements.
Speaker 2: M h.
Speaker 1: And yet you believe that your next king will come
Speaker 1: from here?
Speaker 5: That, as I have told you is but the tale
Speaker 5: of shepherds. A Roman soldier Nina Hark. Some nobleman is
Speaker 5: at the city gate.
Speaker 3: Who can it be? We shall soon see why?
Speaker 7: Why falking.
Speaker 3: It is King Herod.
Speaker 5: King Herod has come to Bethlehem. I shall have a king,
Speaker 5: the ruler of you tears.
Speaker 3: I gets tonight.
Speaker 5: Who I am the foundest man in the world.
Speaker 3: The curtain comes down on the first tackle town about
Speaker 3: the hemp. Here's the second act that the night's player.
Speaker 2: You're Mary.
Speaker 4: We can clear out this little space and be comfortable.
Speaker 3: Let me spread the blanket for him.
Speaker 8: You are so good to me, Joseph.
Speaker 3: You're tired, Mary, there now lie down?
Speaker 8: Could you not bring the beast in out of the cold.
Speaker 4: It is cold, but it is a clear, still night, Mary,
Speaker 4: Everything is peaceful, and there's a wonderful star over the courtyard.
Speaker 2: Can you see it through the open door?
Speaker 8: Yes, I can see it. All the others were white missed.
Speaker 8: Is it standing still? It seems to.
Speaker 4: Stand somewhere, winging horses into the stable.
Speaker 8: To the merchant himself, Joseph, he is leading the horses
Speaker 8: over here.
Speaker 3: I pray, sir, you're frightening my wife.
Speaker 5: Oh a man from there. I'm sorry, but sir, you
Speaker 5: will have to move.
Speaker 7: King Herod honors my house tonight.
Speaker 5: These are the horses of his King Herod. But his
Speaker 5: horses must have the best all. What are we to do,
Speaker 5: my wife, Oh my life. I've prayed that I might
Speaker 5: be on a dio visit from the king.
Speaker 2: Shirley, you would not turn us out.
Speaker 5: Move down to the other end of the stable, that
Speaker 5: stall where you'll see a majair. You can sleep there.
Speaker 8: That will do, Joseph, let us move.
Speaker 2: Sorry, Mary, I seem able to do so little for you.
Speaker 8: It does not matter. I am supremely happy.
Speaker 5: I wish I had a better place to offer you.
Speaker 5: But one does not often have a visit from a king.
Speaker 5: He is at tupper now with the Roman governor. I
Speaker 5: must go back to him.
Speaker 8: That is true, sir. One does not often have a
Speaker 8: visit from a genus.
Speaker 1: I regret to hear that you have so few about
Speaker 1: whom you can trust.
Speaker 2: Again, there is.
Speaker 9: No man whom a king can trust, Perannius. Those whom
Speaker 9: I have loved most earlier betrayed me. My wife. One
Speaker 9: of my sons brought against me.
Speaker 7: That is very sad.
Speaker 9: Has paid with their heads.
Speaker 10: Now, my youngest son, team whom I trusted above all others,
Speaker 10: has turned against me, and.
Speaker 7: He too has paid with his head.
Speaker 9: Not yet I have but to reach the ear of Caesar.
Speaker 3: I see, I see you understand me, Parinius.
Speaker 10: Let me tell you this great Caesar has no more
Speaker 10: faithful friend than all Judea than I haven't.
Speaker 3: I'm sure of that.
Speaker 6: Bend close querinies. That is something I would say to you.
Speaker 6: I suspect them may be treason brewing here in Bethlehem.
Speaker 6: These men have a myth about their descent from David.
Speaker 6: They propped continually for a new king. The Massiah will
Speaker 6: come out of Bethlehem.
Speaker 3: I have heard the prophise.
Speaker 6: But don't you see they're plotting against.
Speaker 1: Me, I the monster little They've been talking of this
Speaker 1: for hundreds of years.
Speaker 6: I am not so sure. When I called the scribes
Speaker 6: of the people together and asked them where this child
Speaker 6: was to be born, they said, in Bethlehem.
Speaker 1: Is that why you've come to Bethlehem tonight?
Speaker 9: Perhaps perhaps I shall stay longer than a night.
Speaker 6: Just to make sure these Jews are not plotting.
Speaker 5: What does that faben? Outside?
Speaker 1: Probably some of your Greek mercenaries gambling with my men, Simon, Simon,
Speaker 1: but I am here, o King. Then quiet those brawlers
Speaker 1: in your courtyard.
Speaker 5: I shall do so at once.
Speaker 7: Quiet quiet for the king.
Speaker 5: This Roman soldier does not understand the Simon. I know
Speaker 5: your faces. You are shepherds from the hills.
Speaker 3: What you want.
Speaker 5: We bring tidings of great joy, Simon. As we watched
Speaker 5: our plots in the fields tonight, an angel of the
Speaker 5: Lord stood beside a speak softly, and the bright light
Speaker 5: shone around us, so.
Speaker 9: That we were afraid.
Speaker 2: But the angel said, fear not.
Speaker 5: I bring you good news which shall be a joy
Speaker 5: to all people. While it is born in Bethlehem, a savior.
Speaker 7: You are mad.
Speaker 5: You want us all put to the sword.
Speaker 7: And this shall be a sign to you.
Speaker 5: You will find the child wrapped in swaddling clothes and
Speaker 5: lie in a manger, in a manger, And there was.
Speaker 7: A song in the air.
Speaker 5: I heavenly thronged, Simon, singing silence.
Speaker 9: You are mad.
Speaker 5: Would the king of Micah's prophecy be born in a manger?
Speaker 5: But we spoke with an angel of the Lord. You
Speaker 5: must forget what happens. Go back to your flocks. There
Speaker 5: is no king born in a manger. Only a carpenter
Speaker 5: and his wife from there are resting in the stable.
Speaker 5: We have come to worship a newborn Messiah.
Speaker 7: Be off. There is no king but Herod.
Speaker 5: And if Herod should hear you, it would go hard
Speaker 5: with all the men of Bethlehem.
Speaker 7: Be off off, Ah, Simon, who are your visitors?
Speaker 5: Oh, oh Corinnias, is it you?
Speaker 1: You followed me only to help you if my help
Speaker 1: were needed.
Speaker 7: Who were those men?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 5: Just shepherds, moon crazed shepherds. They told a wild tale
Speaker 5: of hearing angel voices.
Speaker 1: I thought I heard them speak of the Messiah.
Speaker 3: How does it go?
Speaker 1: But thou Bethlehem, out of thee shall come here, that
Speaker 1: is to be.
Speaker 7: Ruler in Israel.
Speaker 5: My Lord is pleased to jest, But I pray you
Speaker 5: will not speak of this. I am so afraid of
Speaker 5: the king. Lord, I beg you not to speak of
Speaker 5: it to Herod.
Speaker 7: I think Herod has already heard.
Speaker 4: And the curtain comes down on the sucker back of
Speaker 4: the night's play. And here is the last act of
Speaker 4: a little town of Bethlehem.
Speaker 6: Let's spot, Simon, I'm as bascule. Those shepherds.
Speaker 9: You are sure they.
Speaker 4: Were not conspirators in the skise.
Speaker 5: Oh, no, King, they were only shepherds.
Speaker 9: Where it's been brought me that they stopped the king
Speaker 9: of everything else.
Speaker 5: They said that as they tended their flocks that night,
Speaker 5: an angel appeared to announce that the king honored Bethlehem.
Speaker 2: By his presence.
Speaker 6: An angel announced my presence.
Speaker 9: Did you hear that for any of this good omen,
Speaker 9: is it not?
Speaker 1: It may perhaps mean much to your kingdom. Oh, you
Speaker 1: dear knows your greatness of king.
Speaker 6: But why Simon, why did you not bring.
Speaker 9: Them to me? Then?
Speaker 5: The rough men, with the smell of their flocks about them.
Speaker 5: I did not want to disturb you when.
Speaker 3: You were feasting. I see.
Speaker 2: You are sure it was either sort.
Speaker 9: There was no talk of the ruler.
Speaker 10: Of Israel who is to come out of Bethlehem.
Speaker 1: Surely your Majesty does not believe that fantastic prophecy.
Speaker 9: I am weary of everything going Today.
Speaker 10: Three astrologers from the east came to me and asked
Speaker 10: for the new born King of the Jews.
Speaker 6: They had seen his star.
Speaker 3: Rise in the east, they.
Speaker 9: Said, and followed it here. You remember the shepherd spoke
Speaker 9: of that star.
Speaker 2: It is only the old legend.
Speaker 10: Perhaps I told the wise men to look diligently for
Speaker 10: the child and to send me.
Speaker 9: Word when they had found him.
Speaker 2: So that I too much to him.
Speaker 3: Rriage.
Speaker 9: Ahmed, I put him to death.
Speaker 5: I would kill him if I had to make away
Speaker 5: with all the boys who are two years.
Speaker 1: Old in Bethlehem, spoken like a king of Helen.
Speaker 7: But now you permit me, I'll go to bed.
Speaker 3: Nine days of feasting find me weary, and tomorrow there's
Speaker 3: much to do.
Speaker 2: Good night.
Speaker 6: You'll move under Jerusalem tomorrow for any it.
Speaker 1: Yes, will you honor me with your company?
Speaker 2: We shall ride together. I thank you good night. Are
Speaker 2: you resting me? You're quiet?
Speaker 8: I think of the shepherds, Joseph. I want to treasure
Speaker 8: up all they said and ponder it. David throne an
Speaker 8: endless reign. They all prophecy coming from their lips. I
Speaker 8: am the happiest woman in the world.
Speaker 4: To me, he is the most beautiful baby in the world.
Speaker 8: Tonight, Mary his saintly see the even flow of his breath. Joseph,
Speaker 8: you feel a mingled joy and terror watching it, the
Speaker 8: joy of life and the terror death.
Speaker 2: Do not speak of death, Joseph.
Speaker 8: You are troubled, you are frightened. What is it?
Speaker 2: It is Herod feasting there in Simon's house.
Speaker 4: These past days I had a dream an angel of
Speaker 4: the Lord came to me and said, arise, take the
Speaker 4: child and his mother and flee into Egypt, for Herod
Speaker 4: will look for the child in order to kill him.
Speaker 8: Joseph, what is that?
Speaker 2: I do not know?
Speaker 11: Sh quiet, We seek a babe wrapped in swaddling clothes.
Speaker 11: The Christ, Jesus, How did you know his name?
Speaker 2: Who are you?
Speaker 5: We are three kings from the east.
Speaker 11: We have followed his star and ridden fast to find
Speaker 11: and worship the King of the Jews. The star stood
Speaker 11: still over Bethleian So it is written by the prophet.
Speaker 11: Come wise, men, here is the Childlile, who shall be
Speaker 11: king of the world. His goings forth have been from
Speaker 11: old from everlasting. We shall tread upon the high places
Speaker 11: of the earth.
Speaker 8: Chose him. Do you hear what they say?
Speaker 11: Let Mary, let us say down our gifts before him.
Speaker 11: Cast kets of gold, gold as tribute to a king.
Speaker 11: Frank any sense for the priest and or the body's beady,
Speaker 11: We must make haste and right away. We have been
Speaker 11: worn in a dream to return to our own country,
Speaker 11: lest Herod destroy us.
Speaker 4: You hear what he says, Mary, Even as we were
Speaker 4: wont to play into Egypt, must Herod seek the child
Speaker 4: to destroy him?
Speaker 2: It was close the morning. Are you equal to leaving
Speaker 2: it once?
Speaker 8: Yes? Yes, let us go. We must not think of
Speaker 8: ourselves on leave him. Let us go without delay.
Speaker 2: Herod is sleeping now.
Speaker 4: If you would escape us malice and hatred, who we
Speaker 4: will wait for you at the city gate.
Speaker 2: I have the animal ready.
Speaker 3: Marry.
Speaker 4: Come, let me lift you up there and put the
Speaker 4: child in your arms.
Speaker 8: Who wait, Joseph, take man outside, the Roman governor.
Speaker 1: Ah man of Nazareth. You were leaving before dawn.
Speaker 4: We have obeyed the degree of Caesar Augustus and enrolled.
Speaker 4: We must now return. We have a long journey before us.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's a long journey. I did not mean to
Speaker 1: disturb you. I was restless and could not sleep.
Speaker 7: Oh what have we here?
Speaker 4: So a new little carpenter, Yes, a new little carpenter.
Speaker 1: And like every Jew, I suppose you dream that he
Speaker 1: will be the proper sided ruler of Israel.
Speaker 2: We have great expectations.
Speaker 7: Well, after a stay.
Speaker 1: In the city, listening to your prophecies and visions, I
Speaker 1: only wonder that a new king has not been born.
Speaker 2: What faith you choose? You have no fear about faith.
Speaker 7: Like herod, Romans are soldiers.
Speaker 1: You Jews dream too much, but go your way, good Carpenter,
Speaker 1: I even hope perhaps that your son may be the
Speaker 1: long awaited leader of Israel.
Speaker 4: And so, ladies and gentlemen, we ring down the curtain
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