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03-03-2013, 08:40 PM
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Re: "The Bible" History Channel Mini Series Premie
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Originally Posted by houston
Most people can't handle real biblical content. I missed it. I thought I'd catch the last hour... I was interrupted because some people don't know how to use a printer. I did some troubleshooting... and when I was done, some people DIDN'T use the stupid printer...
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Not sure your timezone or provider but on my cable channel it repeats at midnight
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03-03-2013, 08:44 PM
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Re: "The Bible" History Channel Mini Series Premie
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Written for kindergarten Christians. A very superficial overview and almost totally lacking in real biblical content.
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What did you see that was lacking? I thought it has done a good job so far presenting the Bible, I didn't see that much that was lacking. Unless you base the opinion on the KJV, and then I can see where you are coming from.
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03-03-2013, 08:47 PM
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Re: "The Bible" History Channel Mini Series Premie
However, I did love the fact that Noah had an Irish accent, Abraham had a British accent and Moses had a Scottish accent
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Apostolic is an understanding that God has finally and completely revealed Himself to all mankind through His incarnation as Jesus Christ. He has revealed to all a way of life, love and forgiveness that leads to a right relationship with Him and with each other.
~Repairing the Apostolic Church, Apostle W. Carey & Bishop N. Morales
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03-03-2013, 08:48 PM
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Re: "The Bible" History Channel Mini Series Premie
I thought it nice to see visuals to stories we have heard over and over.
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03-03-2013, 08:53 PM
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Re: "The Bible" History Channel Mini Series Premie
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Originally Posted by PastorTLArt
What did you see that was lacking? I thought it has done a good job so far presenting the Bible, I didn't see that much that was lacking. Unless you base the opinion on the KJV, and then I can see where you are coming from.
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What was lacking was the underlying spiritual truths to the stories. For example, Abraham's encounter with the angels. There's so much going on there that's much deeper and complex than three men simply showing up.
The series is for those who have little or no idea about the stories of the bible and I guess it's a good way to give a very very basic introduction. It's far from being reflective of the actual events and their underlying spiritual truths though.
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03-03-2013, 09:01 PM
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Re: "The Bible" History Channel Mini Series Premie
I didnt perceive them to be just 3 men. I guess it is in perspective. Of course Im not expecting much depth, but maybe it will make some folks start to seek.
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Apostolic is an understanding that God has finally and completely revealed Himself to all mankind through His incarnation as Jesus Christ. He has revealed to all a way of life, love and forgiveness that leads to a right relationship with Him and with each other.
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03-03-2013, 09:02 PM
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Re: "The Bible" History Channel Mini Series Premie
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Originally Posted by PastorTLArt
I didnt perceive them to be just 3 men. I guess it is in perspective. Of course Im not expecting much depth, but maybe it will make some folks start to seek.
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Yes, hopefully it will.
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03-03-2013, 10:21 PM
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Re: "The Bible" History Channel Mini Series Premie
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Originally Posted by CC1
Tonight, Sunday March 3, 22013, the brand new docu-drama mini series 'The Bible" premieres on the History Channel. (2 hours 7-9 pm CST)
Last fall I saw about a 7 minute sneak peak at this production introduced in person by the producers (Mark Burnett and his wife the actress Roma Downey).
If the entire production lives up to the sneak preview I saw then you will not want to miss this.
I only saw one extended scene with the actor playing Jesus but he was perfectly cast. They intentionally cast an actor unknown to American audiences and for once not British!
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Didn't see it...watched the Live stream of a Collingsworth Family concert from Louisiana. 
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03-04-2013, 05:59 AM
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Rebel with a cause.
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Re: "The Bible" History Channel Mini Series Premie
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Originally Posted by seekerman
What was lacking was the underlying spiritual truths to the stories. For example, Abraham's encounter with the angels. There's so much going on there that's much deeper and complex than three men simply showing up.
The series is for those who have little or no idea about the stories of the bible and I guess it's a good way to give a very very basic introduction. It's far from being reflective of the actual events and their underlying spiritual truths though.
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It's the Bible for the MTV generation........but, I didn't have a gripe with it. It covered the basics.
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03-04-2013, 07:33 AM
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Re: "The Bible" History Channel Mini Series Premie
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However, I did love the fact that Noah had an Irish accent, Abraham had a British accent and Moses had a Scottish accent
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Did Noah at any time complain about people always wanting to steal his Lucky Charms? Did Abraham ever see "I say I say!" or "Cheerio!"? And did Moses EVER say "I'm givin it all she's got Captain!"?
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