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The Oracles of God: The Story of the New Testament (2025)

An exploration of the decades following the resurrection of Jesus—when His followers began spreading His teachings, first by word of mouth and then in writing. Viewers will trace the composition of the Gospels by those closest to Jesus, the circulation of letters such as Paul’s among the early churches, and the ways early Church Fathers confirmed and preserved these sacred texts. Through expert interviews, historical reenactments, and archaeological evidence, the film uncovers who wrote the New Testament and when they wrote it. This journey through Scripture’s early history affirms not only the integrity of the biblical text but also the faithful legacy of those who ensured it would reach generations to come.
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An exploration of the decades following the resurrection of Jesus—when His followers began spreading His teachings, first by word of mouth and then in writing. Viewers will trace the composition of the Gospels by those closest to Jesus, the circulation of letters such as Paul’s among the early churches, and the ways early Church Fathers confirmed and preserved these sacred texts. Through expert interviews, historical reenactments, and archaeological evidence, the film uncovers who wrote the New Testament and when they wrote it. This journey through Scripture’s early history affirms not only the integrity of the biblical text but also the faithful legacy of those who ensured it would reach generations to come.

Rating:NR
Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Erin Zimmerman
Written By:Erin Zimmerman
In Theaters:11/2/2025
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:CBN Pictures

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