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Interesting, I was disapointed by the show and saw many important details left out of the parts highlited.
I guess I was expecting alot more to this documentry, program.
Like another spoke to, there was alot of dramatic licence.
But the show its self was ok, I was just as in all things that speak to God, I wanted more.
And for me, it is the detals that speak loudest to God's glory!
Ill still keep watching it though, I always like anything Biblical!
God bless
pickles
I guess I was expecting alot more to this documentry, program.
Like another spoke to, there was alot of dramatic licence.
But the show its self was ok, I was just as in all things that speak to God, I wanted more.
And for me, it is the detals that speak loudest to God's glory!
Ill still keep watching it though, I always like anything Biblical!
God bless
pickles
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I have only watched the first episode. But, I have noticed everyone speaks British...I mean in ALL documentaries...Biblical or not. Maybe for the same reason that all tose guys who sell miracle pans, knives, doodads, are always British? I don't know the reason for that either. Just another in a series of mysteries.
S
Maybe I need to get my hearing checked. . .I didn't notice any "British". . . .
The parting of the Red Sea was a little "dramatic" or I never thought of it as parting in the way they showed it. All in all not bad.
The parting of the Red Sea was a little "dramatic" or I never thought of it as parting in the way they showed it. All in all not bad.
One thing that really irked me though was that young Moses spoke with a British accent, but old Moses spoke like an American.
I watched it for a while last night and turned it off. I didn't like the angel scenes either. But my biggest complaint was the lack of God speaking to Abraham when he was about to kill Isaac. The importance of Isaac hearing God speak to his father, as well as the viewers needing to hear why God asked Abraham to do that. This inadvertently/advertently makes God seemed unloving and uncaring to the viewers. IMHO, you can't have a documentary about the Bible without stating what God says.
What time I watched it, I saw many biblical errors, most of which never had to be done because of shortness of time or budget. They were just wrong. But I expected that much, 'cause the history Channel has never been good to the Christian faith. While we might see it as entertaining, the world sees it as unbelievable.
What time I watched it, I saw many biblical errors, most of which never had to be done because of shortness of time or budget. They were just wrong. But I expected that much, 'cause the history Channel has never been good to the Christian faith. While we might see it as entertaining, the world sees it as unbelievable.
I totally agree with stephen, they left out details in areas where they were needed most. This show makes God look like some sort of sadistic tyrant. I will continue to watch so that I can explain to my friends who don't know the bible the way things really went down and know exactly what they seen on the show that was erroneous.
Advisers including Rick Warren, pastor of Saddleback Church in Los Angeles, and Bishop T. D. Jakes of the Potter’s House, a megachurch in Dallas, are helping publicize the broadcast.
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/03/03/a...ack-to-the-beginning.html?pagewanted=all&_r=0 < click
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/03/03/a...ack-to-the-beginning.html?pagewanted=all&_r=0 < click