DVD-Paul The Apostle
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The greatest missionary in the early church and its foremost epistle writer originally wanted to stamp out the Jesus movement. His Damascus Road experience led to a complete turnaround, multiple journeys around the Mediterranean, and a life of untold persecution and hardship. Directed by Emmy Award-winning Roger Young. 145 minutes.
The greatest missionary in the early church and its foremost epistle writer originally wanted to stamp out the Jesus movement. His Damascus Road experience led to a complete turnaround, multiple journeys around the Mediterranean, and a life of untold persecution and hardship. Directed by Emmy Award-winning Roger Young. 145 minutes.
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The greatest missionary in the early church and its foremost epistle writer originally wanted to stamp out the Jesus movement. His Damascus Road experience led to a complete turnaround, multiple journeys around the Mediterranean, and a life of untold persecution and hardship. Directed by Emmy Award-winning Roger Young. 145 minutes.
The greatest missionary in the early church and its foremost epistle writer originally wanted to stamp out the Jesus movement. His Damascus Road experience led to a complete turnaround, multiple journeys around the Mediterranean, and a life of untold persecution and hardship. Directed by Emmy Award-winning Roger Young. 145 minutes.
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The greatest missionary in the early church and its foremost epistle writer originally wanted to stamp out the Jesus movement. His Damascus Road experience led to a complete turnaround, multiple journeys around the Mediterranean, and a life of untold persecution and hardship. Directed by Emmy Award-winning Roger Young. 145 minutes.
The greatest missionary in the early church and its foremost epistle writer originally wanted to stamp out the Jesus movement. His Damascus Road experience led to a complete turnaround, multiple journeys around the Mediterranean, and a life of untold persecution and hardship. Directed by Emmy Award-winning Roger Young. 145 minutes.