The Mysteries of the Bible

screenable online: 6 episodes

Historians and religious scholars have puzzled over tales of prophets, miracles, sacred relics, and divine apparitions in the Bible for centuries. The number one best-selling book of all time continues to inspire millions of faithful believers – and yet the origins of its stories remained a mystery. Until now.

Researchers and scientists have long agreed that these tales are a collection of myths and oral histories. Now, technological advancements can provide historical and scientific evidence of the events on which these stories were based.

The Mysteries of the Bible explores the historical events behind the legends and phenomena. It takes the viewers on a journey from Jerusalem to Rome, Turin to the Sea of Galilee, accompanied by archeologists, historians, and scientists, to ask what really happened to Jesus, how did the Ark of the Covenant disappear, where is the Holy Grail, and more.

For the past 2000 years, he has remained the most famous character of History. Described as a leader, as a feminist, a dreamer, an anarchist, a healer. But today, what do we really know about Jesus?…

For 2000 years, he has been the most discussed character in History. What do we really know about Jesus today? How can we understand his unthinkable actions? Multiplying the loaves, curing the…

In Judaism, it’s the most sacred object. A chest carved in acacia wood, gilded with gold leaf, and topped by two cherubs. The Ark of the Covenant was built upon request of Yahweh God himself. “Honor…

It’s the most desired relic in Christianity. The Grail is the cup of wine that Jesus shared with his disciples during his last supper. It symbolizes the Alliance between Jesus and humanity. It’s…

Solomon is a mythical figure of the Old Testament. Third king of Israel, he reigned for 40 years. He is said to be wise, but also extremely rich. Son of David, the shepherd who defeated Goliath,…

The Shrine of Fatima in Portugal is one of the most visited pilgrimage sites in the world. More than 6 million visitors come every year. Yet, back in the XX century, it was nothing more than a rural…