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Where’s the Body?

  • 04/01/2013
  • by Bob Rice
  • · Creed · Favorites · Jesus Christ · Videos

Sempronis and Alexander, the Roman soldiers assigned to guard Jesus’ tomb, have a problem. The body is gone. What do they tell Pilate? This film critiques arguments posed by those who deny the resurrection (Christ’s body was stolen, He didn’t really die, etc.)

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  1. Erin Bartram 08/01/2017 · Reply

    Love it! More please! I cannot wait to share this with my teacher colleagues. Excellent stuff and FUNNY.

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