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Animated
Bible
A total of 12 Animated
Stories
From the Old Testament
Library
| Moses |
Joseph's Reunion |
| Solomon |
Abraham
& Isaac |
| Joseph
in Egypt |
Ruth |
| Samuel |
Elisha |
Esther
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Elijah |
| David & Goliath |
Daniel |
Daniel
- A young Jewish captive faces the lion's den and becomes a
prophet. God gives Daniel great wisdom and the special power to
interpret dreams. The King
has a frightening dream, and Daniel
interprets the dream, the king makes Daniel and the Hebrews his closest
advisers.
The king has a golden statue built and demands that all worship the
idol. When Daniel's three friends refuse, they are thrown into a fiery
oven. An angel of God appears and protects them in the furnace.
Daniel refuses to worship a statue he is thrown into a den of lions.
God again protects him |
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Do you know someone who
needs
courage in their life?
Then you need Esther and Daniel
to show that courage comes from God.
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Esther
- In this story
filled with intrigue and danger, the greatest heroine of the Bible
saves the Lord's people through her faith and courage. God has
chosen Esther for great things becomes a queen.
Bravely Esther declares that she is a Jew and says the Jews wish the
king no harm: “We only want to worship God in peace.”
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Who do you know who feels
defeated in
their life?
Share David and Goliath
so they
can see that God can help them
slay the "giants" in their life! |
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David and
Goliath - Armed only with a slingshot, David faces the
terror of a giant. By following God's will, David becomes Israel's
greatest king.
God tells Samuel to anoint David, the
youngest son of Jesse, as king of Israel. All are amazed at God’s
choice, for Saul is still king. Neither Samuel nor anyone else knows
God’s plan.
David replies that “my faith is enough.” With one stone from his sling,
David slays the mighty Goliath. |
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Elijah
- A righteous prophet overcomes the evil King Ahab and Queen Jezebel
who want the Israelites to worship an idol.
A ordered the execution of the prophets of Israel, replacing them with
Baal’s false prophets. But one man, Elijah, filled with the power of
the true God, directly challenges the King.
Elijah pronounces God’s curse: “No rain
will fall on Israel until the people reject Baal and return to
God." The people, realizing at last that there is only one true
God, kill the prophets of Baal, and God sends the rains again. |
Elisha
- Miracles
abound in this story as Elisha demonstrates God's power.
When the prophet Elijah visits Elisha and tells him that he will be the
new prophet of Israel.
Elisha leaves his father's farm to follow Elijah. Elijah teaches his
new student, knowing that his days are limited.
God sends for Elijah, and as he ascends, he throws his mantle to
Elisha. Elisha now begins performing miracles and spreading God's
commands and love. |
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Ruth
- Left alone when her
husband dies, Ruth chooses to stay with her mother-in-law Naomi.

For food, Ruth goes to a field and asks permission to gather the grain
left behind. The land belongs to Boaz, who welcomes her and invites her
to take what grain she needs. Affection grows between Ruth and
Boaz and marry
Ruth gives birth to a son, Obed. As a result of Ruth's faithfulness,
God's blessings on the family are limitless. Obed is destined to be the
grandfather of David, the great king who is to unite the people of
Israel. |
Joseph
in Egypt - Though
betrayed by his brothers as a boy, Joseph remains faithful to God. He
interprets dreams and earns even the Pharaoh’s respect. 
Joseph tells Pharaoh that seven years of plenty will be followed by
seven years of famine in Egypt.
Joseph explains to Pharaoh that with God all things are possible. He
outlines a plan to store grain for the future. Joseph calls on
the people of Egypt to put their faith in God and they will survive the
times to come.
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Abraham
and Isaac - This touching story of a father and son
describes the ultimate test of obedience and trust in God.

The Lord appears to Abraham and tells him that he must sacrifice Isaac.
Shaken but obedient to God, Abraham prepares to kill Isaac. Isaac lies
down on the altar of ritual sacrifice, willing to give up his life to
the Lord. Suddenly,
God speaks: “Lay not thy hand upon the lad. Abraham, because thou hast
done this thing, and have not withheld thy son, I will multiply thy
seed like the stars in heaven. And by thy seed, thou shalt be blessed,
because thou hast obeyed my voice. |
Solomon
- The Lord
blesses Solomon with more wisdom than any other king. In a heartwarming
story, he determines a baby's true mother. On his deathbed, King
David anoints his son Solomon to be king of Israel.
The Lord appears to Solomon and tells him, “Solomon, because thou asked
for wisdom to do good, and not for personal gain, I will give you a
wise and understanding heart. Behold, there shall be none wiser than
you.”
Solomon lives for many years and, to show his gratitude, builds a great
Temple to God’s glory. |
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Joseph's
Reunion - Joseph must choose between exacting revenge on
his brothers and forgiving them. Full of God’s love, Joseph forgives
them but decides to test them to see if they have changed.
By this test, Joseph knows that his brothers are truly changed. He
reveals his identity to his brothers, who joyfully hurry to bring Jacob
to a reunion with his long-lost son. |
Samuel
- Called as a
youth, Samuel is destined to be a prophet. A wonderful story of a
mother’s love as she dedicates her son to the Lord.
A mother fulfills her vow and give up Samuel to God. Samuel tells his
mother that he will serve God all the days of his life.
Elijah's prophecy has come to pass, and the young Samuel is now the
high priest and true prophet of Israel. |
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Do you know someone who needs to
learn more about being obedient to God?
Then you
need Moses or Samuel to
show how one is
blessed in obedience |
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Moses
- From a baby found in
the river to his encounter with God at the burning bush, learn about
the power of Moses' faith and obedience.
Pharaoh orders that all Hebrew infant males be killed. The Pharaoh’s
daughter discovers the basket and names the baby Moses. The child is
raised as a prince in Pharaoh’s palace.
Years later, Moses sees one of the Hebrews being beaten and kills the
Egyptian overseer. The Pharaoh declares that Moses must die for
spilling Egyptian blood. Moses escapes across the burning desert. The
persecution of the Hebrews in Egypt continues, and God speaks to Moses
through a burning bush. God tells Moses that he is the one to free the
Hebrews. Moses returns to Egypt to carry out His wishes. |
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