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Among the many elements taken from the Dolorous Passion are scenes such as the suspension of Jesus from a bridge after his arrest by the Temple guards, the torment of Judas by demons after he had handed over Jesus to the Sanhedrin, the wiping up of the blood of Jesus after his scourging, and the dislocation of Jesus’ shoulder so that his palm would reach the hole bored for the nail.<ref name=dolorous />

 

Certain elements of ''The Passion of the Christ'' do not have precedent in earlier depictions of the [[Passion (Christianity)|Passion]]. In the [[Garden of Gethsemane]] scene at the beginning of the movie, Satan appears and attempts to distract Jesus while he is praying. Jesus then crushes a serpent beneath his heel (this is a reference to the protoevangelium, Genesis 3:15 – a prophecy of Messiah); this does not occur in any of the gospels. In another example, [[Judas Iscariot]] is tormented by demons who appear as children to him. The film gives focus to the fragile relationship of [[Tiberius|Tiberius Caesar]] with [[Pontius Pilate]] through Pilate's discussion with [[Saint Procula|his wife]] about imperial orders to avert further Judean revolts. The movie clearly identifies [[Simon of Cyrene]] as Jewish, although the [[Synoptic Gospels]] provide only his name and place of origin. In the film, a Roman soldier derides Simon (who helps Jesus bear the cross) by derisively calling him ''Jew''. In contrast, Simon is described as a pagan in ''The Dolorous Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ''.<ref name=dolorous />