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Mary tells Yeshu a few things. Nima shares Mannu's father's issue with Yeshu. Yeshu brings back Ashiya’s happiness and solves Mannu’s father’s problem.
Mary threatens Satan for scaring Yeshu. Yeshu gives toys to Ashiya to make her happy, but fails. Mary goes to meet Rabbi.
Ashiya's condition improves after she drinks some water Yeshu had. Yeshu tries to bring back her happiness. Satan displays his power in front of Yeshu.
Ashiya’s condition deteriorates. Mary gives Yeshu a solution to his problem. She devises a plan to bring Yeshu out of Satan’s clutches. Antipas learns about Yeshu.
Ashiya and friends entertain a gloomy Yeshu. However, Satan poisons the drinking water. Ashiya drinks the water and falls ill. Satan's misdeed scares Yeshu.
Mary tells Joseph her doubts about Yeshu. Yeshu gets uneasy with Satan’s words. Mary gives Yeshu courage by telling him about the messengers of God.
Mary tends to an ailing Yeshu. James is worried about Yeshu’s condition. Satan scares Yeshu. While James’ father apologises to Joseph, Yeshu’s condition worsens.
James’ father, who is under Satan’s influence, criticises Yeshu. Yeshu brings James back to life. When James’ father embraces Yeshu, he is startled to see Satan.
Antipas’ soldiers meet Rabbi in search of Yeshu. Simon informs his family that Satan’s serpent has bitten James. James passes away.
Satan controls James. Upon James’ request, Yeshu reaches the forest. James’ behaviour leaves Yeshu worried. James uses all his strength and hits Yeshu.
Yeshu consumes a petal from Satan’s dark plant, which soon turns into a beautiful one with roses all over it. Satan, who sees this, decides to kill Yeshu.
Yeshu plants a sapling. Satan influences Mariya. She sows the seeds given to her by Rabbi in Yeshu’s pot. Later, everyone shivers seeing the dark plant of Satan that grows in the pot.
Mariya ruins the notes written by Yeshu. However, everyone praises Yeshu for his sermon. This makes Rabbi and Mariya uncomfortable. Rabbi soon comes up with another plan.
Mary comforts Joseph as he worries about Yeshu. Yeshu tells Mary about his dream. The angel clears Joseph’s and Mary’s worries. Later, Rabbi seeks Mary’s help.
Yeshu clarifies certain things with Rabbi. Antipus accepts Centurion’s plea. Joseph replies to Yeshu’s query about a cross. Yeshu takes the cross.
Antipus’ soldier sees Yeshu. Mary tells Rabbi about the difficulties caused by Yeshu. Yeshu confesses his elder brother's mistakes to Rabbi.
Rabbi and the other teachers test Yeshu. Yeshu succeeds in the test and gains admission to the school. Yeshu talks to the teachers about the education of girls.
Rabbi prepares to take revenge on Yeshu. The thought of what Rabbi is going to teach her son disturbs Mary. Rabbi tests Yeshu by asking him tough questions.
Nima gets her vision back and everyone bows before Yeshu. Later, Yeshu wins the challenge put forth by Rabbi. Nima sees God in Yeshu. The soldiers of Antipas keep a close watch on Yeshu.
Yeshu tells Mary about his greatness. Rabbi punishes Yeshu for losing the bet, but Yeshu defends his actions. Nima surrenders to Yeshu.
Yeshu informs Mary of his beliefs. Nima goes to Yeshu and he offers her some food. Later, she apologises to Yeshu, who asks her to build her faith in God.
Rabbi’s wife pleads with him to end Nima’s punishment. Later, Mary clarifies Yeshu’s doubts. Yeshu helps ease Nima’s grief and lends her courage.
Maria informs Mary and Joseph about Yeshu’s actions. Rabbi attacks Nima and this leaves Yeshu disturbed. Later, Rabbi punishes Nima.
Nima pays no attention to Rabbi or Yeshu's words. Rabbi curses her as she plays with Yeshu. Yeshu corrects Nima when she throws a ball at Rabbi in anger.
Antipas kills his soldier. Yeshu speaks to Nima, Rabbi's blind daughter. Nima misunderstands Yeshu's words. A soldier questions Antipas about his actions.
Yeshu corrects Rabbi when he lies about God, the father. Rabbi challenges Yeshu and places a bet. Mary gives courage to Yeshu when she sees him praying to God, the Father.
The Rabbi Guru beats Manu’s father when he dances with Jesus. Furthermore, the Rabbi Guru gets upset when his assumptions go wrong. Later, the Rabbi Guru approaches Yeshu.
Yeshu exhibits the toys in front of the people. The people buy the toys from Yeshu. Manu’s father realises his mistake when Manu hands over the money to him.
The Rabbi persuades Mannu's father to kill Yeshu. Yeshu offers 'payasam' to Mannu. Mannu's father agrees to Yeshu's condition.
The soldier understands Antipus' plan. Mannu prays to God the Father for food. Yeshu hears him and invites him home for the former's birthday. Furthermore, Yeshu hears Mannu's wish.
Yeshu cheers an upset Mary on his birthday. On the occasion of Yeshu's birthday, Mary narrates a story to her family. Yeshu prays before the Supreme God.
The Rabbi plans to make Yeshu confess that he is the messenger of God. He makes Yeshu bow his head before him. The Rabbi fails to answer Yeshu's question.
Satan sees the Rabbi's pretense. When Mannu suffers from hunger, elsewhere, Yeshu too is unable to eat. Antipas orders the soldier, who opposed him, to find Yeshu.
Mary scolds Yeshu for insulting the Rabbi. The Rabbi decides to teach Yeshu a lesson. Satan tries to bring the Rabbi in his control. A soldier questions Antipas.
Maria tells Yeshu and his family about the Rabbi Guru. Yeshu finds his old toy. Yeshu, disturbed by the Rabbi Guru's words to the people, corrects him.
Yeshu and his family leave the village. Antipas deals with the doctor, who finds out that Antipas killed King Herod. Later, Antipas is coronated as the king. Yeshu reaches at his old house.
Antipas burns the throne of King Herod. Joseph dispels the village chief's suspicions about Yeshu and accepts the exile punishment given to Yeshu. Satan sees Yeshu.
Antipas attacks King Herod and later, mixes poison with his medicine, following which, King Herod dies. The villagers call Yeshu a murderer. Yeshu, however, brings Jeevan back to life.
As commanded by Satan, Jeevan argues with Yeshu at the marketplace. Amidst this, Jeevan gets injured by a stone and dies subsequently. Satan manipulates the people, who criticise Yeshu.
King Herod punishes Antipas. Yeshu tells Jacob and Ashia about a remedy for their sins. When Jacob and Ashia confess to Joseph, he gives them a gift.
Yakub and Ashia learn carpentry from Yeshu. King Herod gets agitated when Antipas receives gifts. He demands that Antipas make amends.
Ashia and Yakub decide to repair Yeshu's broken seat. Satan hears Yeshu's name and learns about Yeshu's whereabouts. Meanwhile, Mary becomes restless.
Jeevan humiliates Yeshu and his brothers. Jeevan's deeds worry the angel. Satan hears as Jeevan criticises Yeshu. Later, the prince kills the traders.
Ashia's brother pushes Yeshu into a ditch, but Yeshu forgives him. The prince insults the traders. Mary invites Jeevan home for a meal.
Joseph learns about the miracle performed by Jesus. Satan rejoices at the wickedness of King Herod's son. Having questioned his son, King Herod warns him about opposing him.
The dead bird is resurrected when Jesus' tears fall on it. Satan intends to reach Jesus through the Emperor's son.
Satan challenges the angel of God. Mary worries about Jesus' fate. The angel of God cautions Mary about Jesus's sufferings. King Herod gets anxious on thinking about his death.
An angel visits Jesus. As suggested by the angel, Mary departs with Jesus from the country. King Herod becomes restless when Satan informs him about Jesus's departure.
Mary builds her world around Jesus. The astrologer's words upset King Herod. Mary shares her woes with her mother. The three kings visit Jesus.
An angel appears in front of Mary. She carries the Son of God in her womb. Joseph marries Mary. Later, Mary gives birth to Jesus in a manger.
