Talk:Johan (film)

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Why “Johan” is a little description from the Holy Bible

First, the girl (I won't use names) accepts directly the proposal of marriage with Him, as Maria did, in The Bible, to the proposal of the Angel of God. Second, being many times harassed and even taken away from her married husband, she returns to him from this evil doener, who tries to separate God from His beloved people (because of the deepest love of John for his wife I do suppose He is taking his place here), as it happens always in all marriages, from the first one between Adam and Eve until today, and until the End of this world. We all expect an happy ending, a marriage between God and His people which will be never broken again, this happy marriage being simply believing in His Son Jesus Christ, and would only be happening in full, by His Return to Save us, as in the film, from that island (our present world) it's not yet there. JohnTheDoper (talk) 06:19, 26 March 2024 (UTC)[reply]