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(68) 6.6 140 min 2019 Subtitles and Closed Captions

Patterns of Evidence: The Moses Controversy is a movie starring Michael Shelomo Bar-Ron, William G. Dever, and Manis Friedman. A filmmaker searches for scientific evidence that Moses wrote the first books of the Bible.

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Documentary
Director
Tim Mahoney, Tim Mahoney
Starring
Duane Garrett, William G. Dever, Manis Friedman, Michael Shelomo Bar-Ron

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Genres Documentary
Director Tim Mahoney, Tim Mahoney
Writer Steven Law, Tim Mahoney, Tim Mahoney
Stars Duane Garrett, William G. Dever, Manis Friedman, Michael Shelomo Bar-Ron
Country USA
Also Known As Patterns of Evidence: Moses Controversy
Runtime 2 h 20 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
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Description A filmmaker searches for scientific evidence that Moses wrote the first books of the Bible.

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20 customer reviews about «Patterns of Evidence: The Moses Controversy»

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Bruce L.
Friday, 16 Oct 2020 21:38

These are so rare I never even saw them before. Most people just watch a few minutes of a few days. I wanted to watch them all because they are so devastating. It is so bad that people are actually comparing one case to the "right side" in the civil war. They don't even understand the difference between being a cop and a prosecutor. I really don't understand why these guys are still making the claims.
Bruce
Saturday, 10 Oct 2020 14:54

If you have ever doubted whether the bible is the Word of God, this documentary will help you believe again. Does it teach the bad about religion, or the good? Does it show the truth about the alleged miracles, or the myths? Does it tell the truth about what people are doing with their lives? There's no correct answer to these questions, but this movie does answer them with one question: does the bible really say the miracles that you claim are true?
Matthew S.
Thursday, 08 Oct 2020 03:04

I have always enjoyed this movie, but when I saw it at the local library and decided to check it out, I got more than I bargained for. The movie was spot on. The media has portrayed the story as the one of a famous preacher who is promoting Christianity, but really was a prophet and great example of the good you can do for others. The film, as I say, is spot on. The media, especially the church, has portrayed the story of Moses as the one of a preacher who was preaching a great message about the greatness of God and the goodness of our world. The movie, while never going to say that the media has portrayed the story badly, does go on to say that this story is much more complex than that. The movie goes on to show that Moses was a man who was struggling with his faith, who in the end chose to follow God and follow Christ, a man who at times felt like a burden on his family and his followers, who came to believe that he was just another prophet and not a prophet himself, and the ultimate result of this was that he ended up taking on the work of God himself and leading the people to the right path, as one of the greatest of the prophets. I think this movie is a great starting point for anyone who is interested in Christianity, or any religion. I will not spoil it for those who want to see it, but I will say that it is a great film, and if you are interested in Christianity or the other religions, this is a great movie to start with.
Jonathan
Tuesday, 29 Sep 2020 18:14

An incredible film. I feel that the film is a real eye opener of how one individual can make a huge impact on how we view our personal relationships. It makes you understand that you can change someone and bring them back to where they belong, without necessarily having to involve them. I would recommend this film to anyone who is interested in knowing about the possible consequences of telling the truth, or in how people should act in a situation where they could have been involved. This film is not a documentary in the traditional sense of the word. It is more of a warning that we should not let a situation like this interfere with what we want and need in our lives. It is also important to note that the family that the film is based on are, in reality, the most important part of a case and I have seen several parents come out of the documentary saying that it was a very positive influence on them. The film is beautifully made and I would highly recommend it. It is a must see.
Ashley
Wednesday, 23 Sep 2020 02:00

The second of two documentaries I've seen about the legal battle between Attorney General John Ashcroft and religious leaders over whether or not Moses was the Messiah. This is a very well done documentary that has lots of great information and interviews with lots of people that make a pretty good case that there is no way in the world that Moses is the Christ. I really enjoyed this one because it's based on very solid research and a lot of interviews with people that believe that Moses was the Messiah. I think that it's a good documentary that does a really good job at showing that the arguments of those people were pretty solid. Also, the movie has interviews with several of the main players that are involved in the case that I thought were really good. There are also some other good interviews that really help the movie. If you're a believer or not you should really enjoy this film. The whole thing is really well done and I think that it's well worth watching.
Gary
Friday, 18 Sep 2020 10:04

After seeing this documentary I can't say I was surprised.I think this is a very intelligent movie. I have always been an avid conspiracy theorist.I have seen a few of the documentaries made about the Hollywood Ten, but I had never heard of this movie until a friend recommended it. I really enjoyed it and I can't wait for it to come out on DVD. I think that's where I am going to see this movie.I can't wait for the next one.This is a very good movie.I really enjoyed it and I'm sure everyone who sees it will enjoy it.
Gloria Duncan
Wednesday, 09 Sep 2020 06:13

The classic rock star Moses "The Wailer" Clark (Robert De Niro) is a "classically trained musician" whose daughter Darlene (Helen Hunt) is a "pop star". The troubled Clark is in the midst of a legal battle with his former manager and with the local media and his wife (Carrie Fisher) and the end of his career is imminent. In the midst of all the chaos is David Wise (Christopher Plummer) who is one of Clark's most loyal and loyal friends and a photographer for one of the major newspapers. He finds himself caught up in the chaos as well. The movie is based on a true story, based on a book. Some things are changed, including the name of Clark and the details of his wife. The documentary is well-made and has a lot of interesting facts and figures. This documentary is highly recommended.
Nicole
Sunday, 06 Sep 2020 18:37

The "Moses Controversy" was an infamous scandal in Egypt and worldwide in the 1970's. It was when two American priests were found to have performed a papal ritual (under the name "Sante and the Son of the Lamb") that they were not only accused of heresy but of a criminal offense. One of the accused priests was Rufus King (who is the son of John King), and the other was Theodore Hesburgh. At the time of the scandal, the Catholic church considered these two priests to be heretics, and they were quickly excommunicated and expelled from the church. They were also ordered to pay a fine of $10,000.00. The former priests were forced to work as farmhands or monks. They never received the salary of their services, but they were given some money for doing the job. Their personal belongings were confiscated, and they were forced to renounce their religion. Even though this scandal rocked the Church, it did not affect their ability to work in other fields. They continued to work in the church for many years, until they were forced to leave the church. It is now widely known that there are many articles that have been written about the case and how it was handled by the Catholic Church. While many of the articles were very well researched and very well written, the documentary "Patterns of Evidence" is a must for anyone who wants to know more about this incident.
Howard C.
Friday, 28 Aug 2020 23:03

It was a story that made you wonder. I was intrigued. The title was misleading, as I first thought it was about the latest in astronomy or something. I actually went with the flow and found a fascinating tale. The story is essentially about the story of Moses and the Biblical story. I wasn't sure what the "Law" would be, until the very end. I did enjoy the main story, and I really enjoyed the supporting story. But I was somewhat let down by some of the details and the stories were not always consistent with each other. But it was a well-made documentary and I think it deserves much more than what it got. I think it will be a good show to watch when you have nothing else to do. I do wish that the story could have been better but I did appreciate the effort.
Albert
Friday, 21 Aug 2020 21:18

I've been a long time skeptic about the power of faith, and I'm happy to say that I'm not alone! I have watched the video, and found the movie very compelling. The ending was very poignant and showed the struggle of a family to maintain the honor of their faith. The religious organizations often attempt to "pull the wool over" their eyes, because of the danger of losing their members. This is one of the most poignant stories I've ever seen.
Brittany
Tuesday, 18 Aug 2020 22:25

A thorough look at the history of the Exodus from Egypt. If you have a history teacher who doesn't understand the Bible, this movie is a must. This movie's educational value is high. I think the teacher who presented this movie probably has some experience dealing with a difficult subject. This is one of the best movie's of the year. Highly recommended.
Albert
Tuesday, 11 Aug 2020 20:39

I am a great admirer of film and the ability to make documentaries, but I was very disappointed with this film. The narrative was not that clear, and the documentary style was not consistent. In addition, I was not able to get a sense of what the director was trying to achieve. In the end, I did not care about the people in the film. This is not a documentary, it is a collection of interviews. However, the documentary style seemed very much to me like it was a means of presenting some of the most significant historical events in history. The history is clear, the content is not. It is simply a collection of interviews. That being said, I feel that the film would have been more successful if it had been longer and more focused. In fact, the film should have been no more than two hours, if it was to be properly considered a documentary. I would not recommend it to anyone, but for those who are interested in the history of the modern-day Moses controversy, I would say that this film is very helpful.
Joe
Wednesday, 05 Aug 2020 13:55

I like the documentary because it keeps moving along and at the same time is very well made. I can tell the makers did a lot of research and listened to some really good people. The narration is well done and it makes you feel like you're in the room with them. The documentary makers did a good job of not revealing the bad stuff and instead gave you a whole story. I also liked how they used professional interviews and narration. The questions are well posed and they let the viewer figure out if he/she was in fact guilty of a crime or not. I would say the film is well worth seeing and you should see it. I feel it is very important to see this and learn that this is something that happened. A lot of people in the government really do believe that slavery and black people are inferior and do not want to look at these people as equal. I am not a believer but this documentary is very important and I think people should see this and not take this lightly.
Stephen Carlson
Sunday, 02 Aug 2020 04:18

I saw this documentary about the 7 cases of 'The Exodus' by Jeanette MacDonald. Although the name 'The Exodus' itself is a bit of a misnomer, this documentary deals with the idea of what happened to the 14 Jewish men who were arrested in September 1930 and the matter of why. These men were 'held' for 20 years before they were brought to trial. They were charged with the murder of a policeman, but the charges were dropped. The charges of conspiracy to murder were dropped in the light of evidence of the two men's religious beliefs, which proved that the two men were not connected to the Jewish faith. But this is a story that should be seen and heard, because it is very important and very timely. This documentary has the facts straight and the manner in which it was made is amazing. It is a must-see, and I would recommend that you see it, and then read about the events, which I have done in my book "The Israelite in Exile: The Exodus from Jerusalem to the Land of Israel".
Deborah
Friday, 24 Jul 2020 21:14

I recently watched "The Marvelous Misadventures of Prince Naveen: Moses Controversy" and it is a must see for anyone who has ever had a religious dilemma or questions regarding their faith. This is a good resource for anyone who believes in God or has questions about God's existence. In this documentary, we see the different "moses" the movie portrays, which is fascinating to see. We also hear from people who do believe that Moses has been speaking the truth for thousands of years. It is a good documentary for anyone who has ever had a religious problem or questions. But it is even better for those who believe that the universe is god and that God is a simple human being.
Rebecca
Tuesday, 30 Jun 2020 14:19

While this documentary isn't going to win any awards for originality, it's still a pretty good one. With a cast of archival footage and interviews with dozens of key players and spectators, the film succeeds at offering a fairly accurate portrait of the subject of the dispute. While it's certainly not perfect, I think the film is worth a watch. I especially liked the fact that it was filmed in both Israel and the US. As a former Israeli-American, I can say that this is the first time I've seen the film on film. I really feel like I've seen it firsthand, especially as I'm an American living in Israel. I think the film is interesting because of the people involved in the dispute, and the way it portrays their views on it. It also presents a more objective perspective than the more sensationalistic side of the controversy, which I feel is more interesting. If you're interested in the events of the dispute, this documentary is definitely worth a watch.
Dennis M.
Friday, 26 Jun 2020 09:40

I'm glad I watched this on the big screen. I know, it's not as dramatic as the doco was, but it was still informative. The subjects are a diverse set of individuals. Everyone has their own story, and their own opinions, and this film is going to make them feel more heard. It really brings out the feelings of many people, who, in the documentary, have already known for years. The actors and actresses have done a fantastic job. I'm glad I saw it on the big screen. It's a great way to learn more about people, and get to know them better.
Betty
Thursday, 18 Jun 2020 04:51

I really enjoyed this documentary. Not only was it factual, it was very entertaining. I found it to be very informative and informative in a very entertaining way. I think this is a very good documentary. It was fun and interesting. I would recommend it to anyone who wants to know more about the history of Moses. I think anyone who has a kid should watch this documentary. It is educational, entertaining, and educational in a very fun way.
Ronald Russell
Saturday, 02 May 2020 10:41

I am often skeptical of a documentary. I don't want to know about it. So when I saw this I was pleasantly surprised. I was not expecting to be engaged and intrigued. The documentary seemed to reveal many different facts about the Moses controversy. One thing I would have liked to have known is how did the documentary get started? How did the idea for this documentary come to be? How did the opinions of people outside the country start changing? This documentary could have helped me better understand the facts of the Moses controversy. This documentary is definitely worth watching. I can't wait for the DVD. It will be a great way to learn about the Moses controversy.
Jennifer Nichols
Thursday, 30 Apr 2020 23:33

All of this has to do with the controversy surrounding the true existence of the Red Sea. The footage in this documentary, shot in the Jordan Valley and the occupied West Bank is very gripping. It is a compelling account of what Israel has been trying to hide from the world for years. The filmmaker and his colleagues are able to quote multiple authors from the United Nations to try to explain the nature of the controversy and to point out that the subject is one of human rights. This documentary is for those who love the human rights of everyone on Earth, including the land of Israel. It will open the eyes of the American public to the facts of the dispute. It will also give the people of Israel the knowledge of the history and the present reality of the country's rulers. The story is told in a very accurate, objective and non partisan way. It is a great documentary that is worth watching. I highly recommend it.
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