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Synopsis: The Great Commandment is a Christian film directed by Irving Pichel, which portrays the conversion to Christianity of a young Zealot, Joel, and the Roman soldier Longinus through the teachings of Jesus in his Parable of the Good Samaritan. It was co-produced by Rev. James K. Friedrich and released by Cathedral Films in 1939. Its theatrical release was in 1941 by Twentieth Century Fox.
Genre: Drama
Director(s): Irving Pichel
Production: Universal Pictures
 
IMDB:
6.6
Year:
1939
78 min
22 Views


Tiberius and you have nothing to report

why I didn't say that come come tell us

me come Knights and tell us the news

what if I were to tell you that a key

had appeared in Israel King did you see

em no I I didn't see him but one of his

followers a man called John told me that

his master would soon proclaim himself

king of the Jews are you sure he's as

truly well I believe this man John he

spoke with conviction he told me that

his mouth had gathered a multitude

around him and that they called him the

Messiah

speak of a king a messiah who is he

how do men call him why he's called.

Jesus the son of Joseph the Galilean so

back to our name as though we all hadn't

heard of man maybe you don't know the

man I mean but I do a carpenter from.

Nazareth

what good think ever came out of NASA

hell they say he's created a great stir

among the people of Galilee a trickster

a magician a preaching carpenter who

breaks the laws of the Sabbath earth

that his follower John says that he's

well learning in the law impossible I'd

like nothing better than to question him

maybe you'll have the chance John said

he would pass this way I hope so hey do

you believe in this man Jesus why

because well he has the multitude with

him

hundreds of people who soon become

thousand a veritable army

army Israel

Come on

lucky chairs are meeting like this I

remembered it was the time of year

Are you here well at least in here now I

continue you know I think this is the

first time in our lives we've ever been

a warm no don't be frightened I'm not

because we're we're betrothed my yeah

that's why I had to tell you your father

and mine have arranged our marriage I

heard them talking about it this morning

yeah well is it true did you bother him

not yet buddy well what I did to me

that's quite logical after all in this

whole village you're the most beautiful

and I'm the most intelligent still I I

can't believe it had to be your life my

wife what am I

four to nothing just tomorrow.

No.

A man's mind is like a house that's

always building he builds a room for

every hope he has won for his successes

fame dreams won for his love for his

country then he finds a woman he loves

he knows that the whole house is for a

woman is the Blackbird her heart is her

house and it's an empty house because I

love walks in

You go back by the ravine I'll go

through the fields

it's true marvelous is not to escape the.

Romans they're only a handful they feel

sure we won't attack them they may be

mistaken what are we standing here for

let's get back to the village find

George.

Oh.

What's all the excitement over I'm glad

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