Jesus crosses swords, figuratively, again with the religious hypocrites who don't deny His miracles, yet routinely question His ministry.

Waking up on the other side.

Whether an individual judgement day or collective apocalypse for all humanity, Jesus warns us to beware, watch, and pray because God only knows when the end will come.

Jesus Himself tells us of the reward that awaits those who do something as seemingly insignificant as giving a cup of water to those seeking it, yet Bible thumpers once again prove themselves to be a nation, anti Christ, that suppresses the vote of the least among us and even makes it illegal to give them water while they wait in ridiculously long lines to vote; lines you NEVER see in affluent White neighborhoods.

Elisha receives answers to his prayers, basically on-demand, and reveals to his servant the existence of parallel dimensions existing invisibly.

In contrast to 'turning the other cheek' when attacked, we see an example of a vengeful prophet who shed's blood when teased... 🤔

Leprous plagues a foreigner, but leads him to a closer understanding of God.

Why' does religion choose to turn the LGBT community away from God rather than extend knowledge of the invitation to salvation to whomsoever will, as Jesus instructs us?? Most often, it seems it's because the person in the pulpit, usually a male, is struggling with his own secret suppressed preference for same sex activities; hypocrisy.

Wow to the rich, they've already received their consolation.

Elisha continues his ministry, performing Christ-like miracles along the way.