I have studied the crucifixion for years even preached two or three sermons. I now known what it is meant when Jesus, was made to carry his cross.or what the actual crucifixion really consisted of. it was the TRUTH! I needed to know what Jesus really endured an innocent man. I cannot believe how much pain & suffering he took. This film puts into real human emotions what the words in black and white on a page has never done. The Last Supper scene especially touched me and how it related to Jesus actually giving His life for us, his friends. It made me realize - to love as He loved us - are huge shoes to fill and how could his disciples be so uncaring. We have study the life of his disciples and the miracles that were performed. I had no ideal what I was going see. I said to myself just another Jesus movie. I realize now, no matter how Isaiah 52:14 say that He was beaten beyond recognition. I have a whole new meaning of beyond recognition and "by His stripes, we are healed" I am speechless, I thought it was the most spectacular film I have seen. I have been Betrayed or Hurt or how I have suffered in my life, but what Jesus went through it so much worse.for me.for us! Most of my peers say it was it "too violent".it was the truth and it needed to be told! It was not the Jews who killed Jesus; it was all of us. I hope they understand this. It was so intense. It opened my eyes to what Jesus went through for all of us and made me realize that I should be more thankful for what He did for us so we would be forgiven of our sins. To see that a sinless man could be willing to go through the torture and the beating and the whipping then hang on the cross for us made me wake up more spiritually. It brought tears to my eyes. I have seen many stories about Jesus but never has one touched me the way this movie did. I firmly believe that this movie will touch the hearts of believers everywhere and will bring non-believers closer to God.
I recently viewed "The Passion of the Christ," director and produced by Mel Gibson. ... The Passion of the Christ is a film about the last twelve hours of the life of Jesus of Nazareth's. ... Passion is a perfect word for the subject matter Mel Gibson examines in this film. ... In fact "Passion" is the most violent film. ... However, personally I think it works in "Passion." ...
This is how I thought of passion. ... I found out "passion" is used very often in the bible. ... I quickly found out that passion used passion quite often in his plays. Many of them focus on passion directly. ... It is an excellent example of passion. ...
"If we do manage to resist our passions, it is likely more due to the weakness of our passions than to our personal strength."" ... Are passion and emotion identical? Is passion then, emotion? Can one have reason if one has passion? ... What role does passion and reason play in life? ...
Passion Conferences are an annual spiritual awakening of 60,000 college students with Jesus as the centerpiece. ... In order to sustain a yearly following, the Passion administration is focused mainly on selling themselves to their followers. This inherently leads to vast discrepancies in the biblical message and the doctrines delivered to the Passion audience. ... It is with this vortex ideology that Passion creates and sustains followers. ... The Passion movement promotes a false version of Christian faith. ...
The Passion There is a movie called The Passion. ... Because of that, the movie Pearl Harbor would theoretically cause more bad feelings than the movie The Passion. ... Therefore, the movie The Passion is not a good influence on Christians....
Passions of the Christ Religion is a very important part of many lives throughout the United States of America. From viewing the movie, Passions of the Christ, led many races to view this movie differently. ... The Passion of the Christ is bringing up many different issues and many people have different opinions about this movie. ...
Before passion plays were formed in christianity, Easter plays represented dramas. People wanted to know more about Christ's life and most of all, his passion. Therefore, passion plays were created; first in Latin and then in German. ... Passion plays rose in the fifteenth century, and with that rose their cities and economy. ... In the seventeenth century, passion plays were pushed to monasteries and unpopular villages. ...
The Passion of The Christ It is a religious movie unlike any other. ... Mel Gibson's "The Passion of the Christ", is a direct adaptation of the passion story as it appears in the bible. The passion story is the capture, enslavement; torture, crucifixion, death, and rise of Jesus. ... Unless the viewer knows exactly what occurred previous to the passion story, then some scenes will not make sense. ...
These stories criticized the passions and reason that human hold. ... It is passion that causes her to do such thing. ... Passion overwhelms reason. ... Passion takes over rational desire. ... When he talked about how Phaedra's hidden passion had consumed her from within, he also stated that revealing one's passion will still kill oneself. ...
