John wesley biography film of jesus

Leonard Sachs gives a touching and sensitive portrayal of Wesley, a man who struggled with his understanding of Scripture until he saw that it was through faith in what Christ had accomplished—not by works—that man was and is redeemed. The film also depicts the lives he touched and how he stood against complacency in the church, as well as the books he published.

Family's crops destroyed by others and their home set on fire; wounds seen on man that he says came from violent Indians; man robs another with pistol but it's said he later repented; boy burned and it's hinted his employer at the bank might have done it. Tavern scene and several mentions of people drinking and getting drunk; comment about imported liquor; Wesley writes a sermon for the "drunkards;" sign about drinking and being drunk.

Persecution of some characters; man about to be hanged fears damnation, but looks to the Christ that Wesley told him about; disagreements between a few characters. Arthur Rank historical classic made in This cinema drama follows the life of John Wesley from when he was saved out of a burning house as a child and thereby marked for life as a "brand from the burning.

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A re-release of the J. Arthur Rank historical classic made in This cinema drama follows the life of John Wesley from when he was saved.

Faith None. Integrity Family's crops destroyed by others and their home set on fire; wounds seen on man that he says came from violent Indians; man robs another with pistol but it's said he later repented; boy burned and it's hinted his employer at the bank might have done it. Sex None. Language Fool-1; Riff raff Violence Family's crops destroyed by others and their home set on fire; wounds seen on man that he says came from violent Indians; man robs another with pistol but it's said he later repented; boy burned and it's hinted his employer at the bank might have done it.

Drugs Tavern scene and several mentions of people drinking and getting drunk; comment about imported liquor; Wesley writes a sermon for the "drunkards;" sign about drinking and being drunk. Nudity None.