(verse 33). But he listened. I have imagined his attentive face in the midst of the disciples impatient to get to Jairus’s house. In the midst of this passage, I admire Jesus (especially in the contemplation phase), and his behavior “rubs off on me,” if you will. This approach of becoming part of a historical passage was how the Jews celebrated Passover. They replayed the Passover event, wearing traveling clothes and eating food that mirrored the original event. This join-the-story approach has been