The White House Chief of Staff decides to leak al-Masih’s real name to the press, and that al-Masih was brought up by an illusionist, which causes dismay among al-Masih’s followers. Meanwhile, Eva Geller catches wind of the fact that al-Masih has been abducted, despite having been granted asylum in the United States. The CIA tracks the “diplomatic jet” as it flies back to the Middle East. In the sky, al-Masih talks to Aviram urging him to free his conscience and that God loves him anyway, that every moment is useful to choose, choose Good or evil and that the last thing he will see before he dies will be the face of the boy he killed in Megiddo. Suddenly the plane begins experiencing severe turbulence and its lights go off. A fearful Dahan looks into the eyes of al-Masih, who seems not at all concerned; the plane crashes while Eva Geller is tracking it. Geller confronts the President’s Chief of Staff for leaking classified information, and accuses him of orchestrating the crash. Meanwhile, a very young shepherd comes across the crash site, which is surrounded by poppies despite being in the desert, where he claims to have seen al-Masih raise first himself, then Dahan, along with another man, from the dead. A shocked Dahan peers out across the desert, and sees one of the other passengers on his knees kissing al-Masih’s hand.