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"I knew your name from the first moment that I saw you. Your name is: my brother" - from the book, which I very highly recommend reading!

"You no longer belong to evil!"

Wish someone woukd make an episodic reboot of les mis but being into god is too alt right

Christ was sold for 30 pieces of silver. This man was sold to God for the price of silver. How beautiful this was. It broke my heart, too.😢

The Gospel, in a nutshell!

With this silver i bought your soul❤

I promised back then

I love this scene

Maester Aemond. Not long after this he was banished to the wall by Joffery

Inspiring scene.

Sometimes I am thinking 🤔 myself..is it possible for me to be a new Markus Aurelius...😂

The best depiction of Grace and Righteous Judgment in Christ ever put in cinema. Every word is so well chosen. Offer these men some WINE, they must be THIRSTY ( aren’t we all thirsty of the precious blood of our Lord). This man has WASTED a lot of time. Wow! I RANSOMED you out of fear and hatred! This scene fills me with HIS unconditional love every time. My eyes filled with tears of hope and joy. Yes and Amen ✝️💗. May the Grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you all.

seen this fellow on the wall as aemon targaryen earlier tonight and just came upon him by chance here… coincidence?

why r u doing this?

Wow.. Master Aemon was a Bishop too!?

This is excellent. This scene made me cry. Those who hurt us are the people we need to forgive for them to given back to God. We forgive and we let God to take charge. We exercise the attribute of God through forgiveness. Mercy is the most beautiful trait of God given to humans. Humans as we are, we are not perfect. We can only live this life with forgiveness. Love cannot be given without forgiveness. We are all striving to be what Christ had shown to the people: mercy on the cross. "Forgive them for they do not know what they are doing." The people hurt us because they had no idea how much God loves them because someone people have been mean to them or people have been unjust to them. The priest showed how much of Christ he had become. He has already forgiven him through Christ. Forgiveness can transform human heart. If we forgive those who have harm us and hurt us through the grace of Jesus Christ, this world will be a peaceful place. We all contribute to peace in the world. We cannot put the blame for lack of peace to the leaders of nations bombing another nation without us doing our own piece of work torwards justice and peace. Let us pray that people will be more transformative in our work for justice and peace through forgiveness.

The gospel before us. The monk is like a figure of Jesus and Valjean each and one of us. New man=being born again, the silver= the Cross, fear and hatred =life before Jesus and after all that now he belongs to God. What a movie!!!

One of the finest films ever made, Liam Neeson was exceptional in this role, Uma Thurman, Geoffrey Rush, Clare Danes and other fine actors. This scene is so moving.

"He's lost a lot of time..." Indeed, it's never too late to change your life. As the Chinese say, the best time to plant a tree was twenty years ago. The second best time? Now.

You can’t portray a priest in a positive light!!! I’m reported this!!!

This must be one of the most wonderful scenes ever written.

The video content is so excellent, congratulations

Still the most beautiful moment in all of literature and cinema. Makes me cry every time. Lord, in You Mercy, make me more like the Bishop of Digne.

A Bargain...

Masterpiece. the penetrating eyes of the god through the monk. And a promise that you must sustain regardless of what....

The emphasis here is on the righteous authority of the Bishop, rather than a 'random act of kindness' awakening Jean's conscience. An fascinating variation on a famous scene.

This is my favourite movie version of Les Miserables

When I give up on humanity sometimes I turn this in and makes me believe in it again.

I cried

Jean val Jean my brother, you no longer belong to evil. With this silver ive ransomed you from fear and from hatred, and now, I give you back to God.

Bro he is irish i thought he qas gonna pop him one in the gob

Madame Gilot is sitting there crying into a hankie over The Church's set of silverware, LOL

I remember watched this movie when i was a kid and this scene was touched my heart, especially when the bishop ask him why he left behind the most expensive silver and give it to JV (i dnt even remember how this story ends 😅) as a kid i was stunned bcz i was told that bad act will get punnishment, but the bisshop didn't punnish JV and even tell a lie to protect him, and how it changed JV's life

In the book bishop was just sleeping, he didn't hurt him.

Even before they caught him, he was turning the other cheek. "So, we'll use wooden spoons!" Probably because he understood the ridiculous impositions made on ex-cons by the government. What an understanding man.

Now that is what a real Christian does

02:47 changed my life.

This is my favorite version of Les Mis. Of course I love the songs in a play, but when watching it as a movie, I like how they just tell the story. Also this is what a real "man of god" should behave like.

Sometimes when I watch the scene it makes me to actually want to believe in religion.

The true heart of Christ.

This was the greatest movie version of this novel

Powerful

I like the musical but I prefer this version of Les Miserables to the musical for some reason

Little price to pay for his soul to be released from Evil bound Perdition. He knew how costly to his Master Jean's soul was more than all the jewels of the world, the dust and mud to which the bodies will decay once again. Bishop realized how much more his soul needed release from such short sightings, to be liberated born again in Dignity as child of the Creator, and realize such things arent goals worthy losing life and soul behind them or even risk Salvation. Chained to the Potter's dust, not breathing his inspiration upon providing Life in all its senses. Jean looked at him, like something beyond understanding from someone who could claim victimization to demand Justice. But the Bishop knew there is Justice more important to be solved than just that of material wealth and goods, after all the Son of The Landlord paid with innocent Blood all the sins of others, his own ransom heartily given for the souls much worthier to him to recover. What the Bishop would not do, following in his Rabi's own heart and deeds? I have met bad, terrible priests and preachers giving a bad name to those of the habits orders... but how many have lost even their lives going out there, knowing how real dangers they faced risking their lives to reach the lost lambs of His flocks alone without support of His Word. Many went to their own Deaths, never feared because He was with them wherever they went in His Mission to CARE for others.

These scene discredits the character. Valjean had never strike(n) the bishop, not even with his stink ... He hadn't strike even Javert, for God sake...

who else is here from an RE lesson?

jean Val jean, my brother: you are no longer a vengeful victim. I have ransomed your soul from that

When was this version made?

this was the only version of cinema movies "Les Miserables" I ever watched