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Jesus Crown of Thorns

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Jesus Crown of Thorns Season 3, Episode 8: Make Disciples of All Nations

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Andrew and Matthew encounter a stranger on the road to the village of Emmaus, recognizing his true identity only when they break bread together. The disciples remaining in the Upper Room also receive a miraculous visitation. Watch Jesus Crown of Thorns Season 3, Episode 8 Make Disciples of All Nations in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Jesus Crown of Thorns Season 3, Episode 8 and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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Episodes

8 episodes
1

The Promised One

As Passover nears, Caiaphas and Annas plan Jesus' capture with Judas'. Pilate arrives in Jerusalem, disturbed by a Roman patron's execution.
2

The New Covenant

Claudia wakes from a troubling dream. Herod Antipas and wife Herodias arrive in Jerusalem, concerned about the man called the 'Messiah'.
3

Before the Rooster Crows

Disciples debate the betrayer as Jesus makes grim predictions. Judas meets Caiaphas, agreeing to lead the Temple Guards to Jesus.
4

Behold the Man

Jesus is condemned by the Sanhedrin but lacks a death sentence. Pilate is reluctant and sends Jesus to Herod Antipas.
5

Fear the Power of Rome

Judas' tragic fate sends shockwaves through the Sanhedrin. Jesus, bloody and beaten, is forced to bear his crossbeam through the streets of Jerusalem.
6

It is Finished

Jesus suffers his terrible fate on the cross at Golgotha. Although Roman soldiers mock him, Jesus forgives and offers comfort to one of the criminals crucified beside him.
7

I Have Seen the Lord

Jesus is laid to rest in Joseph of Arimathea's tomb before Sabbath begins. Some of the male disciples continue to hide in the Upper Room, fearing capture.
8

Make Disciples of All Nations

Andrew and Matthew encounter a stranger on the road to the village of Emmaus, recognizing his true identity only when they break bread together. The disciples remaining in the Upper Room also receive a miraculous visitation.