TV Guide National Geographic Channel Friday

What archaeological evidence exists about the real people and places that shaped Jesus' life? The investigation begins at the Church of the Holy Sepulcher.

Archaeologists investigate one of the greatest discoveries in history. These manuscripts includes the oldest copies of biblical texts ever found.

With new advancements in technology, modern researchers can finally understand how the resting place of Egyptian Pharaoh Tutankhamun remained hidden.

Many questions remain surrounding the pharaohs of Egypt on how they decided to abandon the pyramids of Giza and make their burial grounds in a secret cemetery.

Archeologists searching for Queen Cleopatra's lost tomb make a different discovery altogether as they unearth a secret set of underground tunnels.

A newfound discovery inside of an ancient quarry reveals new clues and information about Hatshepsut, one of Egypt's female pharaohs.

Morgan Freeman meets a man who says he felt God's presence during the September 11 attacks and learns more about Muslims' relationship with the Quran.

Morgan looks for individuals that may part of a chosen few with extra religious significance, such as a boy that is believed to be a reincarnated Buddhist lama.

Morgan Freeman examines concepts of heaven and hell, looking at the ancient Native American underworld and investigating phenomena such as exorcism.

Morgan Freeman travels around the world as he examines how different religions approach the idea of sin and try to ward against it.

Host Morgan Freeman embarks on a mission to better understand the various laws and regulations governing religions from all around the world.

Host Morgan Freeman examines the notions of secrecy and religion, and he investigates how most of the world's religions are steeped in mysteries.

Morgan Freeman examines why the gods of some religions come to Earth as mortals, and he explores how divine beings in human form strengthen people's faith.

Morgan Freeman travels from Rome to the Jericho Desert as he examines the role of the devil in various religions around the world.

Morgan Freeman embarks on a journey in search of people who claim to have seen God, and he examines how visions are a common occurrence in most religions.

An in-depth look is taken at insider origin stories behind bringing wolves back to Yellowstone National Park, one of the biggest experiments in nature.

Yellowstone National Park's Druid Peak wolves have endured invaders and epic battles in their 14-year reign.

The wonders of Yosemite National Park include granite cliffs 5,000 feet tall, giant redwoods that are more than 1,000 years old and an assortment of wildlife.

A tour of the Grand Canyon, one of the world's best-known natural wonders, reveals places most visitors never discover, with bison and pronghorn antelope.

Big Bend National Park is a sanctuary for life, deep in the heart of Texas; the park includes the Chisos mountain range and a part of the Chihuahuan Desert.

Badlands National Park is an ancient land, home to America's most iconic species; located in South Dakota, its dramatic landscapes span layered rock formations.

Hawaii Volcanoes National Park is a sacred land born of fire and sea, located on the Big Island, the Crater Rim Drive passes steam vents and the Jaggar Museum.

Bertie Gregory uncovers the hidden world of bees and their extraordinary talents. Follow the life of a single bee as her family races toward winter.

The honeybee hive is recovering and preparing for winter, but what are the threats bees face worldwide, and how can humanity help them survive?

Morgan Freeman examines concepts of heaven and hell, looking at the ancient Native American underworld and investigating phenomena such as exorcism.

Morgan looks for individuals that may part of a chosen few with extra religious significance, such as a boy that is believed to be a reincarnated Buddhist lama.

The team tries to tag the sixgill shark and learn more about its nightly patterns hunting for food in the abyss and the team tags and retrieves valuable data.