For anyone who worries that “Saturday Night Live” doesn’t take enough risks, we will kindly point you in the direction of “Djesus Uncrossed,” which puts Jesus Christ in a Tarantino-directed, ultra-violent revenge flick akin to “Django Unchained.”

The “SNL” parody is sure to offend many Christians, who may be put off by “SNL” depicting the Son of God as opting to not sit at the right hand of the Father after rising from the dead, and instead kicking the asses of those who crucified him.

The story departs from the Bible’s take of the Resurrection after Jesus — er, Djesus (played here by “Django” co-star Christoph Waltz) — leaves the cave where his body lies, and instead of ascending to heaven, he goes off to kill as many Romans as possible.

“He’s risen from the dead, and he’s preaching anything but forgiveness,” the narrator states, with images of Jesus killing Roman soldiers in the background.

The trailer also gives nods to other Tarantino movies, with Brad Pitt (Taran Killam) in “Inglourious Basterds” mode playing St. Peter, with Christ’s Apostles as the Basterds themselves. Ving Rhames (Kenan Thompson) plays Pontius Pilate as Marcellus Wallace of “Pulp Fiction,” and Samuel L. Jackson (Jay Pharoah) fills out the cast as Judas Iscariot.

Between this sketch and “Lincoln,” with Louis C.K. as a sad-sack version of the 16th president, “SNL” has been on a roll when it comes to historical martyrs inserted in modern entertainment parodies.

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