The Gospel of Christ Collection
4 movies · 2014–2015
"The Gospel of Christ Collection" is a four-part film series released between 2014 and 2015. The collection presents depictions of the life and teachings of Jesus Christ. Spanning a total runtime of 717 minutes, the films offer distinct perspectives on key narratives from the Gospels. The collection includes four films: "The Gospel of Matthew" (2014), "The Gospel of John" (2014), "The Gospel of Luke" (2015), and "The Gospel of Mark" (2015). The films collectively have a total budget and revenue of zero. The series has an IMDb average rating of 7.7 across the four films. Each film has a runtime ranging from 120 to 250 minutes.
4Movies
7.6IMDb
11h 57mRuntime
2014–2015Years
Franchise cast
Selva RasalingamJesus
Mourad ZaouiJohn
Karima GouitMary
Amal AyouchHerodias
Abdellatif ChaouqiJosephEl Housseine DejjitiJudas IscariotAdam BelmajdoubYoung JesusEttuhfi AbdellatifWise ManRamdane AalaCaiaphasDahabi BouragateSimon the ZealotLeila El FadiliMary Magdelene
Brian CoxNarrator (voice) – King James Version
Richard E. GrantNarrator (voice) – New International Version
Derek JacobiNarrator (voice) – King James Version
David HarewoodNarrator (voice) – New International Version
Tim Pigott-SmithNarrator (voice)Khalid BenchegraHerod AntipasHicham GoutonJohn the BaptistKhalid Ben ChegraHerod AntipasRachid BidiWise ManAll movies in chronological order
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The Gospel of MatthewMatthew's Gospel was the most widely read among early Christians, written for a community establishing its own identity separate from Judaism. The film explores how Matthew presents Jesus as the Messiah, fulfilling Old Testament prophecies about God's savior. Narrated by Stephen Tompkinson (NIV) and David Threlfall (KJV), with authentic Moroccan settings and meticulously recreated sets, the film transports audiences to first-century Palestine.0.1Stream on
The Gospel of MatthewMatthew's Gospel was the most widely read among early Christians, written for a community establishing its own identity separate from Judaism. The film explores how Matthew presents Jesus as the Messiah, fulfilling Old Testament prophecies about God's savior. Narrated by Stephen Tompkinson (NIV) and David Threlfall (KJV), with authentic Moroccan settings and meticulously recreated sets, the film transports audiences to first-century Palestine.0.1Stream on2
The Gospel of JohnThis film presents the story of Jesus Christ as told in the Gospel of John. The narrative includes key events from his life: his birth, baptism, first miracle, healing a blind man, walking on water, feeding the crowd, raising Lazarus, the Last Supper, his arrest, flogging, and crucifixion, culminating in his resurrection. The film incorporates Aramaic dialogue.0.1Stream on
The Gospel of JohnThis film presents the story of Jesus Christ as told in the Gospel of John. The narrative includes key events from his life: his birth, baptism, first miracle, healing a blind man, walking on water, feeding the crowd, raising Lazarus, the Last Supper, his arrest, flogging, and crucifixion, culminating in his resurrection. The film incorporates Aramaic dialogue.0.1Stream on3
The Gospel of LukeLuke's Gospel is uniquely presented as an ancient biography, portraying Jesus as a savior for everyone, consistently advocating for the poor and marginalized. Narrated in the NIV by Richard E. Grant and in the KJV by Derek Jacobi, this expansive film features meticulously recreated sets and authentic Moroccan landscapes. Religious scholars have widely praised it as a distinctive and remarkably faithful depiction of the Jesus story.0.1Stream on
The Gospel of LukeLuke's Gospel is uniquely presented as an ancient biography, portraying Jesus as a savior for everyone, consistently advocating for the poor and marginalized. Narrated in the NIV by Richard E. Grant and in the KJV by Derek Jacobi, this expansive film features meticulously recreated sets and authentic Moroccan landscapes. Religious scholars have widely praised it as a distinctive and remarkably faithful depiction of the Jesus story.0.1Stream on4
The Gospel of MarkThe Lumo Project presents *The Gospel of Mark*, a film series that adapts the Gospel text word for word to offer a direct portrayal of the Jesus story. Drawing on cutting-edge theological, historical, and archaeological research regarding first-century Palestine, this multi-million pound project aims to redefine how audiences experience and understand the narrative.0.1Stream on
The Gospel of MarkThe Lumo Project presents *The Gospel of Mark*, a film series that adapts the Gospel text word for word to offer a direct portrayal of the Jesus story. Drawing on cutting-edge theological, historical, and archaeological research regarding first-century Palestine, this multi-million pound project aims to redefine how audiences experience and understand the narrative.0.1Stream on
