Make it a tradition to flip through these pages and remember the Lord sacrifice each spring.

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This book features stunning photography from the movie set of The Passion of the Christ and Scripture from the New Living Translation.

The Passion is a powerful keepsake of a film that has changed millions of lives. Award-winning photography by Ken Duncan and Philippe Antonello. Foreword by Mel Gibson.

Wrapped in plastic. Some corner are very slightly less than perfect [if you bought it at Borders they wouldn't even give you a discount :)]

Reviewers at Amazon say...

83 of 127 people found the following review helpful:

Alternative to Movie, and Keepsake of Movie: I do not normally buy what I think of as "coffee table" books, but something moved me to buy this, despite my intent to see the movie, and I am glad I did. My 14-year old found it absorbing, and I myself was glad to have such an elegant piece of work, with the scripture text, available for review in a time and place of my choosing, in quiet. The movie is very disturbing and for many will be shocking in the extreme. The book is a "soft" alternative to the movie, more likely to provoke thought without disturbing, but by no means a substitute for full immersion in the overwhelming power of the movie. The book is also a fanstastic keepsake. -Robert D. Steele

Wonderfully done, like the movie! The pictures are just as touching as the film. The book touches on the most important scenes, the relationship between Jesus and Mary and the suffering He went through in the end. It doesn't fail to point out that Jesus rose from the dead also. This book clearly communicates the purpose of Jesus dying for us and that He is God. It has brought me closer to the Lord and I'm sure has had the same effect on other people. -Fee

This book captures some of the breathtaking images from the movie "The Passion." Combined with relevant scriptures, both from the gospel and Old Testament prophecies of Christ, the images allow one to really meditate on the suffering of Christ, each step of the way.

The pictures follow his ordeal that began in the garden, as he prays to the Father. Each step is captured in a stunning picture or two. That ends with his death on the cross and then a visual image indicating his resurrection. This is akin to a visual tool to follow the stations of the cross and allow their significance to sink in. In that way, this book becomes interactive as a prayer and devotional tool. There are also some pictures of the filming of the movie that provide a glimpse of Mel Gibson and the actors setting the stage for the movie. I think this book is a must-have for anyone who appreciated the movie The Passion or for anyone who is a Christian but was not willing to endure watching the suffering of Christ in the movie. Although I strongly recommend the movie and the book, the book offers a more bearable way to see what he endured and to appreciate his sacrifice for those who avoided the movie.-Craig

Tyndale, Hardcover, Dimensions: 11.4 x 9.1 x 0.9 inches, 160 pages