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EPISODE
SEASON
Episode 01: The Pilate Stone
Episode 02: Raising Lazarus
Episode 03: The Childhood Home of Jesus
Episode 04: The Tomb of King Herod
Episode 05: The Bones of St Peter
Episode 06: Doubting Thomas
Finding Jesus: Faith. Fact. Forgery. - Season 2
Description
Season 2 begins with a new set of powerful events during this exciting series. A new return from the sixth season, where there are new discoveries that will be more exciting. The Israeli archaeologist Ehud Netzer in 2007 discovered the tomb of King Herod. On the other hand, the archaeologist tries to determine whether he belongs to the king, and there may be many tales and mysterious things.
Season 2 begins with a new set of powerful events during this exciting series. A new return from the sixth season, where there are new discoveries that will be more exciting. The Israeli archaeologist Ehud Netzer in 2007 discovered the tomb of King Herod. On the other hand, the archaeologist tries to determine whether he belongs to the king, and there may be many tales and mysterious things.
Actors:
Ben Affan,
David Gibson,
Rim Tounssi,
Bruce Chilton,
Steffan Boje,
Camil Fuchs,
Kate Cooper,
Michael Higgs,
Byron R. McCane,
Chris Brazier,
Elaine Pagels
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Ben Affan
David Gibson
Rim Tounssi
Bruce Chilton
Steffan Boje
Camil Fuchs
Kate Cooper
Michael Higgs
14 February 1962, Birmingham, England, UK
Byron R. McCane
Chris Brazier
1980, Nottingham, England, UK
Elaine Pagels
Genre:
Documentary
Director:
Carl Hindmarch
Country:
United States
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November 15, 2018
The series doesn't seem intended to prove or disprove the existence of Jesus or the major events of His life. But it does highlight academic skepticism of Biblical inerrancy.
