A Moses mockumentary? This biblical parody will make you laugh
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Paul Kerensa2025-10-07T06:50:00
Produced by the team behind The Chosen, this comedy series based on the Exodus is being released to YouTube. It’s already racked up 2 millions views since piloting online last year, but can The Promised Land really work? Christian and sit-com writer Paul Kerensa gives his view
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