Length:
80 minutes
Age Level:
All Ages
Watch God’s Story in numerous languages on-line, and read the script in various languages - Enjoy!
God’s Story
From Creation to Eternity
A breakthrough soul-winning movie! Presents a summary of the Bible from Creation to Eternity.
Available in over 170 languages! including all major languages of India
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Winner of Three Golden Halo AwardsThis film uses chronological Bible teaching methods to share the Gospel effectively—providing the whole story from the beginning, starting in Genesis.
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The Bible storytelling movie, God’s Story: From Creation to Eternity, wonderfully impacts viewers of all ages, no matter their social or economic status, or their ethnic and cultural backgrounds. The reason for this success can be summed up in two words, “chronological storytelling.” This dynamic method of communication is not new. In fact, God used this style of presentation throughout the Bible.
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In the New Testament, when the confused disciples on the road to Emmaus puzzled about Jesus' death on the cross, the risen promised Savior himself, Jesus Christ, came alongside scolding, “O slow of heart to believe all that the prophets have spoken!” Then, starting in Genesis, Jesus used the Old Testament Scripture to “explain things concerning himself.”
 Narration of the entire story available on audiocasette and CD |
God’s Story has been used greatly of God in many nations where it is much appreciated and is winning many to Christ. (Read about the results!)
We’ve presented this movie to soul-winners from all over the world—interest is phenomenal. The response to these evangelism videos is overwhelming.
God’s Story is available in numerous languages, and you can view, read, and listen to all the content on-line at our God’s Story Web site - ChristianAnswers.Net/godstory.
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Viewing options for this 80-minute panorama of the Bible
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1 showing - Complete 80-minute showing.
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2 showings - You can watch the movie in two natural parts, the first part being 33.5 minutes long and ending after Moses leads in the crossing of the Red Sea.
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3 showings - You may view the movie in thirds. The breaks at the completion of each third have definite narration and visual endings. (Times given below do not include the credits at the beginning and end of film.)
Section I—Creation through Joseph, Genesis
26 minutesSection II—Exodus through the Prophets (to end of Old Testament)
20.3 minutesSection III—Jesus to Eternity, Matthew through Revelation (to end of New Testament)
28.5 minutes
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14 showings - You may view 14 INDIVIDUAL STORIES. Each has a distinct beginning and ending in the narration, but most move quickly into the next story. The stories vary from 1 to 10 minutes in length.
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See our on-line presentation of God’s Story — complete with the entire script. Enjoy! |
Also, see a great companion book to God’s Story — The Stranger on the Road to Emmaus. Use it with the movie to win souls using the chronological Bible story teaching method.
Have you seen this film? If so, tell us what you liked or didn’t like about it… or how you have put this movie to use. We may publish your comments on the movie review page for this title.
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| Item | Price |
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 God’s Story: From Creation to Eternity English-language DVD |
 English-language |
| God’s Story: From Creation to Eternity DVDs in other languages |
other languages |
| God’s Story: From Creation to Eternity VCD (Video CD) VCDs operate in most DVD players and on most computers. |
VCD |
| God’s Story: From Creation to Eternity CD (Audio CD) |
Audio CD |
| God’s Story: From Creation to Eternity (Audio Tape) |
Audio cassette |
| Other languages in progress… |
Assamese, Banjari, Bengali, Bribri, Cabicar, Croatian, Dogri, Erukula, Etsako, Ibo, Issan, Kashmiri, Kui, Low German, Luganda, Luhya, Luo, Oriya, Oromo, Owan, Papiamento, Pashto, Serbian, Sinhala, Songhi, Swahili, Tigrigna, Thadu-Kuki, Uzbek, and hundreds of others
