Beno, the Shepherd Boy - Jasti, Victor
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According to Luke, it mentions that shepherds were watching over their flock by night when the angel of the Lord came and announced the birth of a Saviour, Christ the Lord, in the city of David. Beno, a twelve-year-old shepherd boy, was the first to see and hear the angel's proclamation. As per Eastern custom, he and his grandfather took things that a newborn baby and a mother needed and struck the right cord and became a close friend of the family. He was with them when they escaped to Egypt and when they returned to Nazareth. Beno was a successful merchant and was in Rome when he heard about…mehr

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According to Luke, it mentions that shepherds were watching over their flock by night when the angel of the Lord came and announced the birth of a Saviour, Christ the Lord, in the city of David. Beno, a twelve-year-old shepherd boy, was the first to see and hear the angel's proclamation. As per Eastern custom, he and his grandfather took things that a newborn baby and a mother needed and struck the right cord and became a close friend of the family. He was with them when they escaped to Egypt and when they returned to Nazareth. Beno was a successful merchant and was in Rome when he heard about the first miracle. When asked for proof, he was introduced to the servant who took the wine to the governor of the wedding feast. But the sudden turn of events when Jesus was crucified stunned Beno as he had three prayer points. The first was who would care for Mary, to which Jesus told John to take care. The Second was to punish Longinus, who was responsible for over 30,000 crucifixions. But was stunned to find that he was healed of his partial blindness as he thrust his spear on Jesus' side, and blood and water fell on his eyes. Third, he wanted the safe return of Marcus's sister, Aurelia and his parents, who were kidnapped, but Jesus cried and gave up the ghost. The temple veil was torn in two, the earth did quake, and the rocks rent. And Longinus, seeing this, feared greatly and said, Truly this was the Son of God. Later at home, the sudden appearance of Simon of Cyrene made Beno wonder whether he was sent to find out Aurelia and her parents' whereabouts.
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