Impossible Journey, A Tale of Times and Truth

They walk along the dusty road, admiring the rolling hillside, dotted with quaint houses and huge, spreading trees. Suddenly, they notice, on one side, a crowd of people a short distance ahead.
"I wonder what that’s all about."
"Well, let’s go and see!"
And so our friends find themselves in the midst of a crowd, listening to a man talking. "I do not come to judge the world,” the man is saying, "but to save the world.” His words seem to have a kind of power.
"Could it be him?"
"Probably. One way to find out." Walt nudges the man next to him in the  crowd and asks, "Who is that man who’s speaking?"
"Why, Jesus of Nazareth. Everybody knows about him!"
"And those men there next to him--who are they?"
"Why, his disciples, of course. Where have you been?"
As they listen, they are impressed by the love and power in his words. "He’s quite a speaker."
"Sure is. But listen to what he’s saying now."
"I do not speak on my own,” Jesus was saying, "but the Father who sent me has commanded me what to say."
"Pretty impressive, eh?"
"Nah! Prophets always say things like that. Well, I guess we’d better get back and give Daniel a hand at fixing the ship."
"Yeah, we’ve seen enough. Let’s go."