The Stones Cry Out: Episode 11—Life of Jesus
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About this episode
Jesus Christ lived a nomadic life, like Abraham, so it might seem impossible to locate the stable where he was born, the home where he was raised, and the places where he taught. Yet through the actions of a second-century Roman emperor who sought to stamp out the Christian holy sites, some of them were marked for later identification. Which ones?
Join Dinesh D'Souza on a journey from the patriarchs to the early Christians, available in two versions: the full-length documentary and a 12-part episodic series.
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- 13 min
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