Joseph & Mary

The Resource Joseph & Mary
Label
Joseph & Mary
Title variation
Joseph and Mary
Contributor
Actor
Film director
Screenwriter
Subject
Genre
Language
eng
Summary
Joseph and Mary is a biblical drama that follows Elijah, a devout Rabbi, during a time of unrest when King Herod the Great's slaughter of innocents claims the lives of two boys Elijah had sworn to protect. Consequently, he makes it his life's mission to avenge their deaths according to the laws of the land. Complications ensue when Elijah spends time with Joseph, Mary and their young Son, who challenges the very beliefs that fuel Elijah's quest for retribution. He begins to question the true identity of this young boy. Could Jesus possibly be the Son of God? Was Elijah bearing witness to a two thousand year old prophecy? When the time comes to face his life-long enemy, Elijah finds himself warring within, whether or not to kill or to turn the other cheek and choose forgiveness, contradicting every scripture upheld by Elijah's forefathers. Joseph and Mary is a story of inspiration and hope, of mercy versus revenge, in the years before Jesus became the Man that ultimately changed the course of humanity forever
Cataloging source
Midwest
Characteristic
videorecording
Credits note
Directed by Roger Christian
Intended audience
Not rated
PerformerNote
Kevin Sorbo, Lara Jean Chorostecki, Stephen McCarthy, Lucius Hoyos, Katie Boland
Runtime
82
Target audience
adult
Technique
live action

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