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Miracles Witnessed While Filming of The Passion of the Christ: ✝️
No Hollywood studio would agree to make The Passion of the Christ, so Mel Gibson decided to create his own production company and fund the entire film himself.
While casting the role of Jesus, Mel Gibson warned Jim Caviezel:
"Playing Christ will be incredibly difficult. If you do this, you'll likely be rejected by Hollywood."
Jim took a day to pray. Then he told Mel:
"We have to make it, even if it is difficult. My initials are J.C., and I am 33 years old. The same age as Christ. I didn't realize that until now."
Mel paused: "You're really scaring me, you know." And hung up the phone.
What followed was the most brutal movie role in Hollywood history.
– Caviezel lost 45 pounds
– Was struck by lightning twice
– Whipped accidentally, leaving a 14-inch scar
– Dislocated his shoulder
– Suffered pneumonia & hypothermia after hanging the cross for hours in only a loincloth
– Filming the crucifixion took 5 weeks
– Later required TWO open-heart surgeries due to stress from the role
And still, his purpose was clear:
"I didn’t want people to see me. I just want them to see Jesus. Conversions will happen through that.”
And they did:
- Pedro Sarubbi, the actor who played Barabbas, said of Cavezel: “His eyes had no hatred... only mercy and love.” He later converted to Christianity.
- Luca Lionello (Judas): Former atheist, converted to Christianity after the film & baptized his children
- A Muslim technician on the movie converted to Christianity after the film.
Countless millions around the world were converted to Christianity through the film.
It grossed $611 million worldwide, becoming the most successful R-rated film in history.
But more than that—it changed hearts around the world showing the true pain of Christ’s suffering.
Jim Caviezel now proclaims Christ boldly:
A role that nearly destroyed him became the one that saved countless others.
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This video got over 300,000 Likes in less than 24 hours
Again, it’s about US Congress
I think it’s fair to say the American People are wide awake to the absolute scam that Congress really is and have had enough
The TikTok ban is not about China, in fact it has nothing to do with China. #tiktokban
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WATCH: Donald Trump posted this video on Truth Social just 2 days before Inauguration Day!
This must be the most watched video on X today!! It’s amazing! 🇺🇸
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The “Guardian” is the worst form of groveling propaganda on the planet
When I first tried to raise this rape gang scandal over a decade ago, I was accused by the Guardian of exploiting it for political gain. They should hang their heads in shame.
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Replying to @elonmusk
Here’s a mix of positive + informative 🫡
Is America is supposed to be a racist country? If so, then it isn’t doing a great job given that the vast majority of Americans approve of interracial marriage.
If the country wasn’t tolerant then immigrants wouldn’t be lining up to come here. Let’s appreciate what we have 🇺🇸
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HB1 visa workers should never be hired as a CEO without a clear understanding of their role. The owners should've put a stop to this person's actions.
My wife worked for a company that was purchased by a private equity firm that immediately brought in an Indian CEO.
He pushed out all the founders and replaced all the C-suite with Indians.
He used Covid as excuse to force every employee to take a "temporary" 10% pay cut and he froze all promotions.
He laid off 15% of the workforce, almost exclusively the most experienced employees.
He shut down one of the satellite offices that did more manual stuff like data entry, and outsourced their work to India.
My wife's workload doubled during this time period. The work/life balance and culture created by the founders was gone over night.
Work product also suffered across the company. New leadership placed an emphasis on simply gaining new clients and not providing the same customer support for the existing client base.
Client satisfaction drastically decreased as a result. Many clients complained that their account manager who they had a 20 year relationship with was replaced by someone with little experience.
This story isn't rare or novel.
Many Americans have dealt with a similar scenario in the last decade or so.
My wife eventually found a job at a company that was still family owned with no intention to sell to PE.
Whether you believe the science or not... Heed the warnings.
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