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Passion Of The Christ He was a kind and gentle man. A teacher and preacher. A miracle worker. A shepherd of the lost. He was our savior. From award winning director Mel Gibson comes a heart wrenching story of the suffering and Crucifixion of Jesus Christ-- Passion Of The Christ. From his arrest in the Garden of Gethsemane through his miraculous Resurrection, and every moment in between, relive the series of events that led to our Salvation. About The Film Based on the four New Testament gospels, Passion Of The Christ vividly tells the powerful and painful story of Christ's trial, suffering, and Crucifixion. As Jesus travels from the Garden of Gethsemane, to the Jewish leaders, to Pilate, to the brutal hands of the Roman soldiers, down a long and difficult road to Golgatha, and finally to the cross, his humanity, and innocence is told through a series of flashbacks. While the film Passion Of The Christ is focused on Jesus' death and Resurrection, the film also tells the story of his life. As Jesus lives the painful last hours of his life, he remembers scenes from his life. A carpenter working at his trade along the street Jesus weakly stumbles along with his cross reminds him of his distant past, working with his parents Mary and Joseph. Peter's denial of Jesus that dark night with the Jewish leaders results in a flashback to the time when Peter vowed his loyalty to Jesus forever. Pilate washing his hands in the water bowl stirs a memory of Jesus washing his disciples feet at the Last Supper. Again and again the film Passion Of The Christ sets the stage for Jesus' death, and provides context. The flashbacks serve as reminders of Jesus' love and humility, and make the brutality of the Roman guards seem even less deserving. Throughout the scenes of Jesus ministry, to his painful last hours the film Passion Of The Christ reverently yet powerfully portrays the intense sacrifice Jesus made for the world. Moving Violence Passion Of The Christ is filled with scenes tha