"Helam."
- Jesus curing Helam's blindness. After all the grief Helam's been through, his look of utter joy at seeing the Savior of the World is so heartwarming. We immediately get a P.O.V. Cam of Jesus' face (the page image), which conveys the love He has for Helam.
- The scene has two subtle, but nice touches: first, Jesus already knows Helam's name without being told it. Second, Helam immediately recognizes Jesus' voice without ever hearing it before and so knows Who's touching his face—and what is coming—before it happens.
- Before he's healed, Helam is okay with not seeing Jesus, because at least Jacob can.
- Many of the scenes with Jesus in the Old World are also quite touching, such as Him healing the blind man and the possessed boy, Him carrying and playing with children, Martha's joy when He brings Lazarus back from the dead, and of course Mary seeing Jesus resurrected at the tomb.
- The people of the New World's reaction to seeing the promised Messiah show up at their temple.
