While We Were Yet Sinners

He travels through the desert, sitting on a donkey and works miracles. The blind man returns the eyes, the lame legs, the poet's inspiration. Grateful people follow him on his path. Soon after him comes a huge crowd of rebellious followers. He stops before the steps of the Temple, gets down from the donkey and goes up the stairs. Halfway there, he turns around and is surprised to see a crowd following the donkey.