In this scene when I am looking into Jesus Christ's eyes I feel that I almost rise from my own death! How could anyone feel anything but love for Jesus Christ?
This is the scene of the scenes from the movie of the movies! When the camera stop on the Robert Powell's eyes[or Jesus Christ eyes, if you want] and you can see the Divine fire there, a fire that does not burn, but purifies and heals our wounded souls ... it is just incredible touching! After I saw the movie[somewhere in the early 90's] everytime I am thinking at Jesus Christ, in fact I am thinking at the eyes and at the features of the english actor, Mr. Robert Powell!
When I first saw this movie, I thought the little girls name was Talithacumi. Why would He repeat "rise, little girl" twice; saying it once in Aramaic and then in English? I think the Director should of just left it as Talitha Cumi and skip the English part.
Even the words 'Talitha Cumi' are magical. Such an incredibly spiritual scene from Jesus of Nazareth. The presence and atmosphere created in this scene is brilliant. It brings into audiovisual understanding the raising of the Daughter of Jairus in the New Testament.
Talitha cumi is Aramaic for, "Rise, female under the prayer shawl". Jesus covered her with the prayer shawl (or 'talit') before bringing her back to life.
I love this, Talitha Cumi....even though it refers to a little girl being raised from the dead...I can relate to this because sometimes I feel spiritually dead, w/o motivation...so inspiring<3
In this scene when I am looking into Jesus Christ's eyes I feel that I almost rise from my own death! How could anyone feel anything but love for Jesus Christ?
WAHCHINKSAPA07 5 months ago
poderoso JESUS mi redentor!!
te amo JEHOVA !!
symjulia 8 months ago
whats the name of the music in the beginning?
Stridus7 8 months ago
And my name is Talitha =D
talithamoksi 9 months ago
In the Hebrew-Greek version, In Mark 5:41 , it's spelled 'taliqa koumi'. However, the pronounciation might be Talitha cumi.
PirateXzibit 10 months ago
whoever disliked this should be banned
MrElmaestro5 11 months ago
This is the scene of the scenes from the movie of the movies! When the camera stop on the Robert Powell's eyes[or Jesus Christ eyes, if you want] and you can see the Divine fire there, a fire that does not burn, but purifies and heals our wounded souls ... it is just incredible touching! After I saw the movie[somewhere in the early 90's] everytime I am thinking at Jesus Christ, in fact I am thinking at the eyes and at the features of the english actor, Mr. Robert Powell!
WAHCHINKSAPA07 1 year ago
AMAZING!
jcjonas8 1 year ago
"Talitha, cumi" = "Little girl, rise" (Aramaic)
bookkeeper57 1 year ago
There are no words that can describe how wonderful our Saviour is!!
Kael7777 1 year ago 2
@Kael7777 AMEN AMEN AMEN..Praise be to him forever
pookinapooky 10 months ago
TD JAKES SONG!!!! TALITHA TALITHA TALITHA CUMI.... DANZZLE ARISE ARISE...
sherikawashington 1 year ago
Wish it was viewable on the iPhone though
DentalCareLondon 1 year ago
Beautiful
DentalCareLondon 1 year ago
my sisters name is talitha
abc123cast 1 year ago
When I first saw this movie, I thought the little girls name was Talithacumi. Why would He repeat "rise, little girl" twice; saying it once in Aramaic and then in English? I think the Director should of just left it as Talitha Cumi and skip the English part.
1129Irving 2 years ago
Even the words 'Talitha Cumi' are magical. Such an incredibly spiritual scene from Jesus of Nazareth. The presence and atmosphere created in this scene is brilliant. It brings into audiovisual understanding the raising of the Daughter of Jairus in the New Testament.
quasatron 2 years ago
MENINA EU LHE ORDENO: LEVANTA-TE!!!
Obrigada senhor!! obrigada!
thalistyle 2 years ago
Talitha cumi is Aramaic for, "Rise, female under the prayer shawl". Jesus covered her with the prayer shawl (or 'talit') before bringing her back to life.
Talitha MacKenzie
talithamac 2 years ago
Talitha is Aramaic for girl. Cumi is Aramaic for get up or rise. He might have put a prayer shawl on her, but it's not part of the imperative.
bookkeeper57 2 years ago
Awesome!
windslamb08 2 years ago
praise the Lord! Jesus Christ raises dead people and gets all the glory!!!
talithakoumi 2 years ago
The words "talitha cumi" are Aramaic for
"rise, little girl".
bookkeeper57 2 years ago
I believe he has the power to heal people
ANGELVENCEDOR 2 years ago
This is where my mom got my name from! She read it in Mark and really liked it...
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TalithaK 2 years ago
I love this, Talitha Cumi....even though it refers to a little girl being raised from the dead...I can relate to this because sometimes I feel spiritually dead, w/o motivation...so inspiring<3
neseekah7 2 years ago
How Can I get this clip, I really now for church? Thanks for helping?
pocket911 2 years ago
You can find the whole film on VHS or DVD at the library; or you can order it online.
bookkeeper57 2 years ago
my nameis talitha 2:D
machinesublimegirl 3 years ago 8
Awesome.. my name is Talitha
jordi8387 3 years ago 7
So Is Mine
8201t 3 years ago
he has all the power!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
blu1million 4 years ago
IN TEARS!
BAYCITYROLLERBOY 4 years ago