Saturday, September 18, 2010

Hell: The Devil's Domain

History Channel: The history of Hell begins with the story of a negative near-death experience, in which a man thinks he went to Hell after being declared clinically dead and before resuscitation. Following Lucifer's trail from cave paintings in France circa 6,000 BC to current portrayals in popular culture, this 2-hour exploration shows how Hell and the Devil remain powerful forces--at a church in Texas, where souls are delivered from Satan's grip; in talks with a survivor of the 1980s recovered memory craze, who "recalled" attending Witches' Sabbaths that practiced cannibalism; and at the modern Church of Satan. Review literary landmarks that expanded our ideas of the underworld, from Dante's Inferno and Milton's Paradise Lost to Mark Twain's anti-hero, and trace development of Christian, Muslim, Jewish, and Buddhist conceptions of the afterlife.




















Sunday, November 22, 2009

Final Events of Bible Prophecy

Final Events of the Bible Prophecy





Watch Bible prophecy come to life as this amazing 43-minute documentary unfolds the dramatic events of tomorrow. Hosted by author and evangelist Pastor Doug Batchelor this stunning DVD features special effects along with a rich music soundtrack.

Friday, November 6, 2009

The Bible Series Genesis



In this movie, filmed in the Moroccan desert and utilizing a cast of native Bedouins, stories are taken verbatim from the Bible and re-enacted on the screen. This film was originally the first episode in a 20 part adaptation of Bible stories made for Italian television. In the film, nomads gather around a desert campfire to listen to their sage tell biblical stories of the creation and the flood to his curious grandson. He tells the story of Genesis

Wednesday, November 4, 2009

Joseph of Nazareth

Joseph of Nazareth



The first feature film ever on the story of St. Joseph - carpenter, husband of Mary and the human father of Jesus Christ. Scripture tells us that St. Joseph was a "just man", and that God gave him the most daunting task ever asked of a man - to be the husband of the woman who would give birth to the Messiah, and the father and protector of this Holy Family, the man closest to Christ.

Starring Tobias Moretti in a manly, appealing performance, we are shown the human, noble and the deeply spiritual aspects of Joseph the carpenter, son of David, servant of God and loving husband of Mary. He is presented as a man of faith who has to grapple greatly with the profound mysteries of the divine conception, virgin birth and the Incarnation of the Son of God, and the incredible challenges of protecting and raising Jesus amidst the threats on his life from the moment of His birth and beyond.

As Joseph is informed by God's messengers about trusting and following God's plan for the mysterious divine conception and humble birth of Christ, the dangerous flight into Egypt to save his child, and finally returning to Nazareth to raise Jesus, teach him carpentry and guide his family, this lovely film presents beautiful vignettes of these and other powerful scenes in the life of the young Christ and the Holy Family that are authentic and inspiring. Also stars Stefania Rivi as Mary, and Franco Interlenghi and Andrea Prodan.

Monday, November 2, 2009

King David

Story of King David

Saturday, October 31, 2009

Quest for the Real Paul

Quest for the Real Paul

Journey through the Mediterranean region to the center of the Roman Empire and discover some of the myths and misconceptions that surround the apostle Paul and his teachings.

Quest for the Real Paul takes viewers on a fascinating journey through the rich cultures of the Mediterranean, once the center of the ancient Roman Empire, to visit the places where Paul traveled and taught. Along the way, publisher and Middle East scholar David Hulme begins to unravel the centuries of accumulated misunderstandings about Paul and his teachings. Through a fresh look at the cultural, historical and religious context of his writings, viewers will get to know this complex and colorful man. With modern scholarship shedding new light on the biblical record, an astonishingly different picture of the apostle Paul emerges.




Wednesday, October 28, 2009

Jesus of Nazareth

This version of Jesus of Nazareth was made in 1977. Its very popular version that was seen on television.



Towards the end a scene will repeat itself. Just stop the player, and go on to the part two of Jesus of Nazareth.



I hope you enjoyed Jesus of Nazareth played by Robert Powell. You will see alot of familiar faces within the show. Some of them are:
Anne Bancroft ... Mary Magdalene

Ernest Borgnine ... The Centurion

Claudia Cardinale ... The Adulteress
Valentina Cortese ... Herodias
James Farentino ... Simon Peter

James Earl Jones ... Balthazar
Stacy Keach ... Barabbas

Tony Lo Bianco ... Quintilius

James Mason ... Joseph of Arimathea

Ian McShane ... Judas Iscariot

Laurence Olivier ... Nicodemus

Donald Pleasence ... Melchior

Christopher Plummer ... Herod Antipas

Anthony Quinn ... Caiaphas
Fernando Rey ... Gaspar
Ralph Richardson ... Simeon

Rod Steiger ... Pontius Pilate

Peter Ustinov ... Herod the Great

Michael York ... John the Baptist

Olivia Hussey ... Virgin Mary
Cyril Cusack ... Yehuda the Rabbi

Ian Holm ... Zerah
Yorgo Voyagis ... Joseph
Ian Bannen ... Amos
Marina Berti ... Elizabeth
Regina Bianchi ... Anne
Maria Carta ... Martha
Lee Montague ... Habbukuk
Renato Rascel ... The Blind Man

Oliver Tobias ... Joel
Norman Bowler ... Saturninus
Robert Beatty ... Proculus
John Phillips ... Naso
Ken Jones ... Jotham
Nancy Nevinson ... Abigail
Renato Terra ... Abel
Roy Holder ... Enoch
Jonathan Adams ... Adam
Christopher Reich ... Circumcision Priest / Metellus
Lorenzo Monet ... Jesus at 12 yrs old
Michael Cronin ... Eliphaz
Forbes Collins ... Jonas
Tony Vogel ... Andrew
Murray Salem ... Simon the Zealot
Steve Gardner ... Philip
John Duttine ... John the Evangelist
Michael Haughey ... Nahum
Keith Skinner ... Obsessed Boy
Cyril Shaps ... Obsessed Boy's Father
Jonathan Muller ... James I
John Tordoff ... Malachi
Keith Washington ... Matthew
Sergio Nicolai ... James II
Isabel Mestres ... Salome
Renato Montalbano ... Jairus
Bruce Lidington ... Thomas
Derek Godfrey ... Elihu
Mimmo Craig ... Thaddeus (as Mimmo Crao)
John Eastham ... Bartholomew
Robert Davey ... Daniel
Oliver Smith ... Saul
George Camiller ... Hosias
Francis De Wolff ... Simon the Pharisee
Antonello Campodifiori ... Ircanus
Tim Pearce ... Rufus
Paul Curran ... Samuel
Mark Eden ... Quartus
Bruno Barnabe ... Ezra
Simon MacCorkindale ... Lucius
Lionel Guyett ... Haggai
Martin Benson ... Pharisee
Peter Harlowe ... Valerius
Carl Forgione ... Plotinus
Donald Sumpter ... Aram
Pino Colizzi ... Jobab