The history of Jesus is as complex as the religions that formed around him. In this new documentary, the hidden history of Jesus Christ is explored in great detail. Follow the birth, life, miracles and death of the Messiah as we delve into the real history of what is proven and what is left to faith, it's Jesus: The Hidden History.
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