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The events of the film deviate from scripture in many points, but two are noted here.  First, Judas is asked by Jesus to betray him, and in the film, Judas is the only Apostle loyal enough to turn Jesus in.  The second involves Jesus's last moments on the cross.  While on the cross, Satan appears to Jesus in the form of a little girl.  [[Satan]] tells Jesus that he is not the son of God, and offers him a chance to live a normal life.  Believing the child is an angel, Jesus accepts and begins his new life married to [[Mary Magdalene]].  Jesus continues to live his life following the advice of Satan, still in the form of a little girl, until while on his deathbed, Judas visits him and accuses him of betraying the 12.  Realizing that the little girl is in fact the Devil, Jesus begs God to let him make things right.  The movie ends with Jesus back on the cross, claiming that "It is accomplished."

The events of the film deviate from scripture in many points, but two are noted here.  First, Judas is asked by Jesus to betray him, and in the film, Judas is the only Apostle loyal enough to turn Jesus in.  The second involves Jesus's last moments on the cross.  While on the cross, Satan appears to Jesus in the form of a little girl.  [[Satan]] tells Jesus that he is not the son of God, and offers him a chance to live a normal life.  Believing the child is an angel, Jesus accepts and begins his new life married to [[Mary Magdalene]].  Jesus continues to live his life following the advice of Satan, still in the form of a little girl, until while on his deathbed, Judas visits him and accuses him of betraying the 12.  Realizing that the little girl is in fact the Devil, Jesus begs God to let him make things right.  The movie ends with Jesus back on the cross, claiming that "It is accomplished."

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