The Gospel of John
- Drama
A word for word depiction of the life of Jesus Christ from the Good News Translation Bible as recorded in the Gospel of John.
The Gospel of John is a 2003 drama film that presents a word-for-word adaptation of the Gospel of John from the Good News Translation Bible, chronicling the life of Jesus Christ. Released in September 2003, this faithfully literal film has become a notable resource for Bible study and Christian audiences seeking a direct cinematic rendering of the biblical text.
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Christopher PlummerNarrator (voice)
Henry Ian CusickJesus Christ
Stuart BunceJohn
Daniel KashSimon Peter
Stephen RussellPontius Pilate
Alan van SprangJudas Iscariot- Diana BerrimanVirgin Mary
Richard LinternLeading Pharisee
Scott HandyJohn the Baptist
Lynsey BaxterMary Magdalene
Diego MatamorosNicodemus
Nancy PalkSamaritan Woman
Elliot LeveyNathanael
Andrew PifkoPhilip- Stuart FoxBlind Man
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The Gospel of John — frequently asked
When was The Gospel of John released?
The Gospel of John was released on September 11, 2003.
Is The Gospel of John still available to watch?
Yes, the film is a completed release from 2003 and remains available through various streaming and digital platforms.
What Bible translation does this film use?
The Gospel of John uses the Good News Translation Bible and presents it word-for-word as its dialogue and narrative.
Is this movie appropriate for religious study?
Yes, due to its faithful word-for-word adaptation of the Gospel of John text, it has become a popular resource for Bible study and religious education.
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