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The Last Supper has been shrouded in mystery for nearly two thousand years, but new theological evidence reveals a lost warning woven throughout events that culminated on that unprecedented night.
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The Last Supper has been shrouded in mystery for nearly two thousand years, but new theological evidence reveals a lost warning woven throughout events that culminated on that unprecedented night.
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Genre:Documentary, Drama
Written By:Brent Miller Jr.
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Studio:Ingenuity Films
Cast
Brent Miller Jr.
Director
Kevin Sorbo
Narrator (voice)
Sean Ardalan
Jesus Christ
Kevin Hayer
Judas Iscariot
Katie Koenig
Mary Magdalene
Edoardo Miranda
Peter the Disciple
Jessica Cusato
The Sinful Woman
Jack Hibbs
Self (Senior Pastor, Calvary Chapel Chino Hills)
George Barna
Self (founder, The Barna Group)
Sharon Faith Ries
Self (director, Women's Ministry, Calvary Chapel Golden Springs)
Sam Rohrer
Self (president, American Pastors Network)
Barry Stagner
Self (Senior Pastor, Calvary Chapel Tustin)
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