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The life of Jesus Christ a "protestant fantasy"? Perhaps you should go research about the discovery of the Ark of the Covenant by Ron Wyatt in 1982. The Ark was 'lost' between 592-586 BC during king Zedekiah's reign before the king of Babylon Nebuchadnezzar destroyed the First Temple in 586 BC. Jeremiah was attributed to be the prophet who hid the Ark before it could be desecrated. One can discard all the other history and events recorded in the protestant KJV Bible except this ONE record regarding the Throne of God on Earth. And should you have studied the Bible, you'll be awe-struck by the greatest significance of this archaeology discovery of the holiest of holies. (Four angels still guard over it the moment Moses placed the two tablets of the 10 Commandments in it till this day.) This discovery will connect you to the day Moses met with God on Mount Sinai (in modern day Saudi Arabia) in 1446 BC and the day Jesus Christ was crucified and resurrected in 33 AD. For those who are unaware, the miraculous "disappearance' & "discovery' of the Ark of the Covenant IS God's greatest secret to prove the Bible true.

OK and? You're supposed to watch it and see Jesus for what he really was. A loving god who came to earth to save us. Not someone who required you to stand from the pulpit screaming your head off. He laughed you know? He cried. He got angry at how the pharasees took the law and twisted it. Who used the temple to sell from like it was a shop and not what the temple was supposed to be. He wasn't a slick preacher like James Olsteen. He was God who and still does love us. This is based on Hebrew law and how people might have reacted to him. How his deciples may have reacted and handled things especially when you read the bible. The fact that this is bringing people into church should really make you happy, not have a thumb up your bum about it.

Also this channel is protestant, not catholic so why are you here?