How long is God of Heaven and Earth (2023)?

God of Heaven and Earth (2023) is 1 hr 52 min long.

God of Heaven and Earth (2023)

For years scholars have debated whether the miraculous events proclaiming the birth and death of Jesus actually happened. Now, science and technology reveal an astounding amount of evidence declaring the most pivotal events in history- The birth of Jesus and his death and resurrection. The results of this research can now be seen in God of Heaven and Earth, a film offering incredibly compelling evidence as to what the Star of Bethlehem really was and what the Magi really saw that caused them to travel more than 700 miles to Israel. The film is shot on location in Israel and the Dead Sea, to show that the geologic record agrees with this timeline, and that an earthquake occurred in Jerusalem, supporting Matthew’s biblical account, that when Christ died, an earthquake followed that was so powerful it terrified a nearby Centurion who declared his famous words, “Surely, this was the Son of God.”

GENRE: Documentary
RELEASE DATE: Sunday, Nov 5, 2023

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How long is God of Heaven and Earth (2023)?: God of Heaven and Earth (2023) is 1 hr 52 min long.

Who directed God of Heaven and Earth (2023)?: Stephen Vidano

What is God of Heaven and Earth (2023) about?: For years scholars have debated whether the miraculous events proclaiming the birth and death of Jesus actually happened. Now, science and technology reveal an astounding amount of evidence declaring the most pivotal events in history- The birth of Jesus and his death and resurrection. The results of this research can now be seen in God of Heaven and Earth, a film offering incredibly compelling evidence as to what the Star of Bethlehem really was and what the Magi really saw that caused them to travel more than 700 miles to Israel. The film is shot on location in Israel and the Dead Sea, to show that the geologic record agrees with this timeline, and that an earthquake occurred in Jerusalem, supporting Matthew’s biblical account, that when Christ died, an earthquake followed that was so powerful it terrified a nearby Centurion who declared his famous words, “Surely, this was the Son of God.”