Imagine looking right at the real Jesus face to face and growling at Him, "Well, what are You staring at?!" The knowing smile on His face is priceless. And the actor who portrayed Peter totally nails the part.
That's what I was thinking - you're looking into the face of the undying one, the son of Man. The One sent to Earth to collect and redeem ALL the sins of the World. It can't get better than this...
@@johnmh1000 When Peter says, "Come, You can preach to the fish", it occurred to me just now that something inside Peter knows that this Man is different. I mean, Peter just got done complaining that there are no fish in the lake, and now he sort of says that there are!
That’s why Jesus chose him to be the lead Apostle and lead the Church after the Resurrection: He admired his boldness, energy, and spunk…didn’t take no baloney… Probably already knew he would try to split a guys skull in Gethsemane with a sword, but just got an ear😊
I'm 59 years old - I loved this Mini series at 12 years old. Then life and world called me and I listened to it- at 57 years and 6 months - I finally understood that which is born of the flesh is flesh That which is born of the spirit is spirit. 21 months sober my brother
This iteration of the story of Jesus was the best I ever saw. It was written in a down to earth manner and all the actors did such a great job. James Farentino as Peter did the finest work of his career. Robert Powell as Jesus was so moving that when he looked into the camera you felt he was looking into your soul. I try to never miss it.
I'm with you 100% on that, I've always enjoyed this film's presentation of the gospel the most to. I appreciate all the others, but JoN has always had a special place for me. Thanks for the comment, God bless!
It's been 25 years since I was gifted the VHS on my 15th birthday, and I still adore this film. Now I have the DVD, Blu-ray, and even the digital version, each upgrade a testament to my enduring love for it. Robert Powell's portrayal remains the gold standard, making _Jesus of Nazareth_ (1977) the definitive cinematic depiction for me.
@@ericchips9314 Amen, I agree 100% with you. I have loved this film for so long as well. From what I understand, Robert Powell is not a Christian so I've been praying as oft as I think about it for him and cast who are not to come to faith in Christ. His portrayal of Jesus has ministered to so many folks around the world over the years. Thank you for your comment, God bless!
This clip should have millions of views. It's an important moment in Christ's ministry. John's comment about the law being "written in our hearts" is the essence of what Christ's time walking among us is all about.
I always imagined St Peter this way, like any of us, full of doubts and frustration until you see the Truth right in front of you smiling. Thats really how God sees all of us I suppose.
This is why faith is everything. Even Babylon knew about God but they chose others instead just like Jews. Man in our current form would get way too familiar with God and we would forget everything and worship others right in front of his face. You can see why he is a jealous God, seeing his bride run away with another god/gods time and time again when he has done more than enough to prove himself but as you probably know with us humans, nothing is ever enough! God bless
Great performance for James F.,as Peter and why Jesus chose him-he was flawed and struggled he knew what it was like to work so hard and still struggle more, he was every man but also had a compassionate heart beneath the "angry" exterior. He made mistakes but repented and tried again, he truly became worthy to hold the keys to the Kingdom.
Peter was actually a very angry, hot tempered, and cowardly in the beginning of his life. But he was actually very extremely bold and solid preacher in the Book of Acts. He was crucified upsidedown for he wasn't worthy to be crucified like Jesus Christ himself. The way he said Well, what are you staring at. You can actually preach to the fish.
Great point about st. Peter's death, with th help of holy Spirit anything is possible... St. Peter is a blessed and chosen person by God himself to be th head of his church..
yo ma people! beautiful! we seem to be forgetting this Miracle every day of our lives. don't renounce ma brothers and sisters. all is good. all is beautiful. have faith every moment of your life. Jesus is Everything. For Ever and Ever and Ever. Praise the Lord. For Ever and Ever and Ever, Neverending. Praise the Lord.
Peter here is a perfect representation of a rough and tumble no nonsense fisherman, hardened by the trade he’s in and not afraid to voice his opinions loud and clear, this would be the Peter in real life and yet in the presence of the Lord he became a fisher of men!
The face of love....3.58 It was as though he was looking at Peters rough edges... It's like he saw the future...who Peter would become on earth as well as the end game,a completed work fitted for the kingdom .....He sees Peter and all of us in Christ as perfect...yet he probes(searches) the heart (Psalm 139:1) even though he already knows us... He enjoys seeing his beloved transform, perfected for heaven where we will see him for who he is and us glorified with him
This film clip is just an "artistic" representation or interpretation of the five New Testament accounts of the story of when Jesus met Peter, John and the sons of Zebedee; Who would later become some of his 12 disciples. I agree, that scene is a strange way of portraying the account where Peter reluctantly went back out and let down his fishing nets again and they were filled to overflowing... also a fore representation of how these men would become fisherman of men's souls as Christ's disciples. Here's one of the primary scriptures from the bible for reference. Thanks for watching and taking the time to add this question; God bless. Luke 5:1-11 New King James Version Four Fishermen Called as Disciples 5 So it was, as the multitude pressed about Him(Jesus) to hear the word of God, that He stood by the Lake of Gennesaret, 2 and saw two boats standing by the lake; but the fishermen had gone from them and were washing their nets. 3 Then He got into one of the boats, which was Simon’s(Peter), and asked him to put out a little from the land. And He sat down and taught the multitudes from the boat. 4 When He had stopped speaking, He said to Simon, “Launch out into the deep and let down your nets for a catch.” 5 But Simon answered and said to Him, “Master, we have toiled all night and caught nothing; nevertheless at Your word I will let down the net.” 6 And when they had done this, they caught a great number of fish, and their net was breaking. 7 So they signaled to their partners in the other boat to come and help them. And they came and filled both the boats, so that they began to sink. 8 When Simon Peter saw it, he fell down at Jesus’ knees, saying, “Depart from me, for I am a sinful man, O Lord!” 9 For he and all who were with him were astonished at the catch of fish which they had taken; 10 and so also were James and John, the sons of Zebedee, who were partners with Simon. And Jesus said to Simon, “Do not be afraid. From now on you will catch men.” 11 So when they had brought their boats to land, they [a]forsook all and followed Him.
@@darkenedskiesahead3670 so it means that the scene when jesus looks at the water and there's shadow/siluet (or what's that idk) of fisherman in that water represent how they are will be fishers of men?
@@personsans9370 Obviously I'm not the person who wrote/envisioned this scene... I'm just guessing that's what it represented. It's a great example of leave the artsy stuff aside and keep it simple for the sake of the viewer.
It's amazing that such a choleric and quarrelsome man like Peter, would be chosen by Jesus to be one of his chief disciples. And have a primary role in the founding of the Christian Church. Perhaps Jesus realized that this bellicose ready-to-use-his-fists type of person, was perfect as the leader of his disciples.
Same with Saul of Tarsus the Christian prosecutor... God chose to use him over more devout followers that most believe would have made better teachers/leaders. And he went on to write most of the New Testament.
@@dhlhthriwdhskissos9606 Yeah James Farentino was one of my favorite actors, he was really good. He did a great job in the 1980 film The Final Countdown playing the Wing Commander. And he did such a great job playing Peter... you're right, his anger really came through.
There is hardly any fish im the sea next to none When you catch a fish god puts it on the end of your hook When you go over a shoulder fish they are manifested like they are here in the movie You catch when god says the sea is dead out there When you go fishing god works his magic
Peter probably would've been happier if Jesus had transported Matthew the tax collector onto Peter's boat...whereupon they'd promptly seize him, thrash him from head to toe, and then throw him into the sea. _Then_ Jesus would get jiggy with the fish miracle. That would make Peter's day.
Imagine looking right at the real Jesus face to face and growling at Him, "Well, what are You staring at?!" The knowing smile on His face is priceless. And the actor who portrayed Peter totally nails the part.
That's what I was thinking - you're looking into the face of the undying one, the son of Man. The One sent to Earth to collect and redeem ALL the sins of the World. It can't get better than this...
@@johnmh1000 When Peter says, "Come, You can preach to the fish", it occurred to me just now that something inside Peter knows that this Man is different. I mean, Peter just got done complaining that there are no fish in the lake, and now he sort of says that there are!
That isn't 8n the bible
@@jackiedavison9898 Maybe not, but it might have happened...give it a chance?
That’s why Jesus chose him to be the lead Apostle and lead the Church after the Resurrection: He admired his boldness, energy, and spunk…didn’t take no baloney…
Probably already knew he would try to split a guys skull in Gethsemane with a sword, but just got an ear😊
When I was going through my alcohol and drug addiction, I would always watch this movie....
How's it going my friend? Hope that you're better and are ready for a new life? Jesus lives now and in the future.
I'm 59 years old - I loved this Mini series at 12 years old. Then life and world called me and I listened to it- at 57 years and 6 months - I finally understood that which is born of the flesh is flesh That which is born of the spirit is spirit. 21 months sober my brother
Someone who you don't even know, in a place you wouldn't expect, is praying for you.
thank you very much for your comment. same here.
Peter had a very explosive personality.
But a man with a good heart.
After awhile he started to believe in Crist
and he calmed down.
Good point.
I'm a lot like that. Hot-headed, but much more patient and forgiving since handing it over to Jesus.
jesus smile is so epic
This iteration of the story of Jesus was the best I ever saw. It was written in a down to earth manner and all the actors did such a great job. James Farentino as Peter did the finest work of his career. Robert Powell as Jesus was so moving that when he looked into the camera you felt he was looking into your soul. I try to never miss it.
I'm with you 100% on that, I've always enjoyed this film's presentation of the gospel the most to. I appreciate all the others, but JoN has always had a special place for me. Thanks for the comment, God bless!
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Thank you. I’m going to watch it again this year and pay close attention to Jon this time.
@@robertacolarette1594 Amen to that, have ta stay strong in the Lord during these crazy times!
Best all time Jesus movie!
Amen, I agree 100%. Thank you for the comment!
It's been 25 years since I was gifted the VHS on my 15th birthday, and I still adore this film. Now I have the DVD, Blu-ray, and even the digital version, each upgrade a testament to my enduring love for it. Robert Powell's portrayal remains the gold standard, making _Jesus of Nazareth_ (1977) the definitive cinematic depiction for me.
@@ericchips9314 Amen, I agree 100% with you. I have loved this film for so long as well. From what I understand, Robert Powell is not a Christian so I've been praying as oft as I think about it for him and cast who are not to come to faith in Christ. His portrayal of Jesus has ministered to so many folks around the world over the years.
Thank you for your comment, God bless!
This clip should have millions of views. It's an important moment in Christ's ministry. John's comment about the law being "written in our hearts" is the essence of what Christ's time walking among us is all about.
100% Agree, great point!
I agree with you 👍
My favorite portrayal of Peter ever
100% agree, Farentino R.I.P., did an amazing job playing Peter. Thanks of watching and leaving a great comment, God bless!
I always imagined St Peter this way, like any of us, full of doubts and frustration until you see the Truth right in front of you smiling. Thats really how God sees all of us I suppose.
Amen, great point... God bless!
Amen❤️🙏🌹
One of my favourite scene 🎼🎤💐💐💐♥️♥️⛪⛪🌹🌹
I love this scene too, funny where Peter acts tough and Jesus just smiles... great scene. Great comment, God bless!
This is my favorite portrayal of Simon-Peter. Plus, I'm looking forward to Passion of the Christ Resurrection next year!!
This was such a great movie.
in history
All his miracles and we still killed him. We still betrayed him. We still lied to him. Forgive us lord
This is why faith is everything. Even Babylon knew about God but they chose others instead just like Jews. Man in our current form would get way too familiar with God and we would forget everything and worship others right in front of his face. You can see why he is a jealous God, seeing his bride run away with another god/gods time and time again when he has done more than enough to prove himself but as you probably know with us humans, nothing is ever enough! God bless
1:58 got me laughing. But One day, I wish to see Jesus.
The man who plays Peter saw saint Peter when filming
Interesting, never heard that before, God bless!
Really wow that’s amazing ❤
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Great performance for James F.,as Peter and why Jesus chose him-he was flawed and struggled he knew what it was like to work so hard and still struggle more, he was every man but also had a compassionate heart beneath the "angry" exterior. He made mistakes but repented and tried again, he truly became worthy to hold the keys to the Kingdom.
The best movie,the best actors,i love you jesus amen,❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏
Amen!
Peter was actually a very angry, hot tempered, and cowardly in the beginning of his life. But he was actually very extremely bold and solid preacher in the Book of Acts. He was crucified upsidedown for he wasn't worthy to be crucified like Jesus Christ himself. The way he said Well, what are you staring at. You can actually preach to the fish.
Great point about st. Peter's death, with th help of holy Spirit anything is possible... St. Peter is a blessed and chosen person by God himself to be th head of his church..
Peter is one of the strongest biblical examples of spiritual growth with God.
Collects Peter & Matthew with the same fish/fishermen nets. There's no words that can begin to describe almighty GOD'S wisdom.
Amen to that, I agree 100%... God is sooooo good. God bless you!
my lord my god
Awesome to just thinking about that moment in time
Amen.
yo ma people! beautiful! we seem to be forgetting this Miracle every day of our lives. don't renounce ma brothers and sisters. all is good. all is beautiful. have faith every moment of your life. Jesus is Everything. For Ever and Ever and Ever. Praise the Lord. For Ever and Ever and Ever, Neverending. Praise the Lord.
3:53 "What are you staring at?"
We can do all things in Jesus name.
Amen! God bless!
El actor que interpreta a pedro es James Farentino .
Para mi el mejor actor.
Es una pena que nadie lo recuerde.
Absolutamente, 100% de acuerdo, fue un gran actor... lo amé en Final Countdown. ¡Dios los bendiga!
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Muchas gracias !!!!!
Amen thank you Yeshua
And he made him a fisherman saving souls.
Peter here is a perfect representation of a rough and tumble no nonsense fisherman, hardened by the trade he’s in and not afraid to voice his opinions loud and clear, this would be the Peter in real life and yet in the presence of the Lord he became a fisher of men!
Let us let Jesus be the captain of our life boat. Amen.
Thank you.
Amen❤🙏❤️✝️❤️
The face of love....3.58
It was as though he was looking at Peters rough edges...
It's like he saw the future...who Peter would become on earth as well as the end game,a completed work fitted for the kingdom
.....He sees Peter and all of us in Christ as perfect...yet he probes(searches) the heart (Psalm 139:1) even though he already knows us...
He enjoys seeing his beloved transform, perfected for heaven where we will see him for who he is and us glorified with him
Amen, great points! God bless!
Simon Peter ( James Farentino) looks like George Janko. (podcast) look a like for sure
James Farentino was perfect in this role. To me he became St. Peter. IMO, he should have been cast as Santino Corleone in "The Godfather".
Agree with you 100%, Farentino was an amazing actor. God bless!
@@darkenedskiesahead3670 Thank you so much! I subscribed!
"Tu es Petrus..."
"la roca... ¡y sobre esta roca edificaré mi iglesia!" Amén, Dios los bendiga!
Do not shut the door in His face. Any issues Our Lady will lead you to her Son
what is the meaning of the scene at 5:32-5:52 ?
This film clip is just an "artistic" representation or interpretation of the five New Testament accounts of the story of when Jesus met Peter, John and the sons of Zebedee; Who would later become some of his 12 disciples. I agree, that scene is a strange way of portraying the account where Peter reluctantly went back out and let down his fishing nets again and they were filled to overflowing... also a fore representation of how these men would become fisherman of men's souls as Christ's disciples. Here's one of the primary scriptures from the bible for reference. Thanks for watching and taking the time to add this question; God bless.
Luke 5:1-11 New King James Version
Four Fishermen Called as Disciples
5 So it was, as the multitude pressed about Him(Jesus) to hear the word of God, that He stood by the Lake of Gennesaret, 2 and saw two boats standing by the lake; but the fishermen had gone from them and were washing their nets. 3 Then He got into one of the boats, which was Simon’s(Peter), and asked him to put out a little from the land. And He sat down and taught the multitudes from the boat. 4 When He had stopped speaking, He said to Simon, “Launch out into the deep and let down your nets for a catch.” 5 But Simon answered and said to Him, “Master, we have toiled all night and caught nothing; nevertheless at Your word I will let down the net.” 6 And when they had done this, they caught a great number of fish, and their net was breaking. 7 So they signaled to their partners in the other boat to come and help them. And they came and filled both the boats, so that they began to sink. 8 When Simon Peter saw it, he fell down at Jesus’ knees, saying, “Depart from me, for I am a sinful man, O Lord!” 9 For he and all who were with him were astonished at the catch of fish which they had taken; 10 and so also were James and John, the sons of Zebedee, who were partners with Simon. And Jesus said to Simon, “Do not be afraid. From now on you will catch men.” 11 So when they had brought their boats to land, they [a]forsook all and followed Him.
@@darkenedskiesahead3670 so it means that the scene when jesus looks at the water and there's shadow/siluet (or what's that idk) of fisherman in that water represent how they are will be fishers of men?
@@personsans9370 Obviously I'm not the person who wrote/envisioned this scene... I'm just guessing that's what it represented. It's a great example of leave the artsy stuff aside and keep it simple for the sake of the viewer.
The First Pope!
Just to think: the great majority of popes will never see Peter.
It's amazing that such a choleric and quarrelsome man like Peter, would be chosen by Jesus to be one of his chief disciples. And have a primary role in the founding of the Christian Church. Perhaps Jesus realized that this bellicose ready-to-use-his-fists type of person, was perfect as the leader of his disciples.
Same with Saul of Tarsus the Christian prosecutor... God chose to use him over more devout followers that most believe would have made better teachers/leaders. And he went on to write most of the New Testament.
That's the best thumbnail I have ever seen
Generally my thumb creation sucks, but I'm slowly getting better. Thank you for your comment!
@@darkenedskiesahead3670 that was spot on , the angry fisherman during one of his best rants !
@@dhlhthriwdhskissos9606 Yeah James Farentino was one of my favorite actors, he was really good. He did a great job in the 1980 film The Final Countdown playing the Wing Commander. And he did such a great job playing Peter... you're right, his anger really came through.
According to Tradition, Zebedee was a brother of St Joseph, so that makes the Apostle John and the rest of the Sons of Zebedee nephews of Christ
Peter was my favorite person in Bible other than Jesus
Jesus ask simon to stop fishing🙄and follow him to church🥺
1:33
PETER AND IT IS TOO MUCH BEFORE JESUS
😊
There is hardly any fish im the sea next to none
When you catch a fish god puts it on the end of your hook
When you go over a shoulder fish they are manifested like they are here in the movie
You catch when god says the sea is dead out there
When you go fishing god works his magic
Peter probably would've been happier if Jesus had transported Matthew the tax collector onto Peter's boat...whereupon they'd promptly seize him, thrash him from head to toe, and then throw him into the sea. _Then_ Jesus would get jiggy with the fish miracle. That would make Peter's day.
Peter saying to jesus, you can preach to the fish😂😂😂 omg
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Were they trying to Change the TRUTH of how things happened ?
On purpose?
Or maybe they just DONT KNOW.