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The Bible on The History Channel

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Thoughts from episode 4:

 

- Not sure I like how they handled the beheading of John the Baptist (not true to what is in Mark 6).

- Barabbas seemed to have a bigger role than expected.

- Saw Martha and Lazarus, but not Martha's sister, Mary.

- I'm pleased with how they showed some of the miracles of Jesus (healings, feeding the 5000, walking on the water, etc.)

- I know they skip over a lot for time, but they are fitting a lot of Jesus stories in a short period of time.

- I thought I would be disappointed with the way they would handle the Last Supper, but I ended up being VERY pleased...what a great presentation of the first Eucharist!

- Do the same Pharisees follow Jesus everywhere? On the other hand, Caiaphas was very believable.

- Finally, there was that "Obama" guy again when Judas was betraying Jesus!:troll:

 

Haven't seen it yet but here's some thoughts on your points.

 

*Barrabas always seems to play a bigger role in Hollywood. (See the Robe, or Jesus of Nazareth)

 

*Short period of time is like you said, compression for times sake. However the Synoptic gospels really present Jesus' ministry as more like a year or a little over in terms of time. John's gospel and tradition are the reasons we think of 3 years because John has Jesus going to Jerusalem three times.

 

Will sit down and watch it all when it's finally in a one time format I guess. :thumb:

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