The Ten Commandments (8/10) Movie CLIP - Moses is Arrested (1956) HD
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Moses (Charlton Heston) is arrested and brought before Sethi (Cedric Hardwicke). Moses claims he is not the deliverer, but would free the slaves if he could.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Based on the Holy Scriptures, with additional dialogue by several other hands, The Ten Commandments was the last film directed by Cecil B. DeMille. The story relates the life of Moses, from the time he was discovered in the bullrushes as an infant by the pharoah's daughter, to his long, hard struggle to free the Hebrews from their slavery at the hands of the Egyptians. Moses (Charlton Heston) starts out "in solid" as Pharoah's adopted son (and a whiz at designing pyramids, dispensing such construction-site advice as "Blood makes poor mortar"), but when he discovers his true Hebrew heritage, he attempts to make life easier for his people. Banished by his jealous half-brother Rameses (Yul Brynner), Moses returns fully bearded to Pharoah's court, warning that he's had a message from God and that the Egyptians had better free the Hebrews post-haste if they know what's good for them. Only after the Deadly Plagues have decimated Egypt does Rameses give in. As the Hebrews reach the Red Sea, they discover that Rameses has gone back on his word and plans to have them all killed. But Moses rescues his people with a little Divine legerdemain by parting the Seas. Later, Moses is again confronted by God on Mt. Sinai, who delivers unto him the Ten Commandments. Meanwhile, the Hebrews, led by the duplicitous Dathan (Edward G. Robinson), are forgetting their religion and behaving like libertines. "Where's your Moses now?" brays Dathan in the manner of a Lower East Side gangster. He soon finds out. DeMille's The Ten Commandments may not be the most subtle and sophisticated entertainment ever concocted, but it tells its story with a clarity and vitality that few Biblical scholars have ever been able to duplicate. It is very likely the most eventful 219 minutes ever recorded to film--and who's to say that Nefertiri (Anne Baxter) didn't make speeches like, "Oh, Moses, Moses, you splendid, stubborn, adorable fool"?
CREDITS:
TM & © Paramount (1956)
Cast: Cedric Hardwicke, Charlton Heston
Director: Cecil B. DeMille
Producers: Cecil B. DeMille, Henry Wilcoxon
Screenwriters: Dorothy Clarke Wilson, J.H. Ingraham, A.E. Southon, Æneas MacKenzie, Jesse Lasky Jr, Jack Gariss, Fredric M. Frank
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The depth and beauty of the conversations are just phenomenal. They don't make these movies anymore.
Credit excellent script writers!
Charlton Heston. He was always such a powerful actor! I still love his movies to this day & I’m only 37!
Same! His acting and movies are amazing! Personal favorite was when he played John the Baptist. I'm only 29 lol.
only 37?!
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I love his movies and iam 18
I love this scene as well
No one had a better commanding voice than Charlton Heston.
Richard Burton did.
@@yvonneplant9434……but with a Welsh accent………
Excellent acting beyond comparison. The persons who wrote and directed this movie were way ahead of their time
and especially today's garbage time and paying for it
On the contrary. This were the times of art, hard work and discipline. Now days all is reboots, cgi and forced inclutions. Dumb stories unworthy to be tell.
Those were the days of glory. A glory that will never return.
Correct but they got one thing wrong. There where no white people in Africa in those times.
Ann Baxter was a terrible actress.
Moses's monologue is as timely today as it was then.
Moses: "A city is made out of bricks Pharaoh." "The strong make many, the weak make few, and the dead make none."
Prove it.
@@richsackett3423 Watch the news.
@@andrewhoward1878 I already do and instantly recognize your Confused Man on the Street demeanor. It is unfair to ask for specifics concerning his delusions. My bad.
@@richsackett3423 I already understand that this is about religion for you. For me, Moses' statement was about society. Listen to it again. Forget that it's a monologue from a faith film. Just pay attention to the social conditions that he addresses, you might find some similarities to what's happening here in America. I believe that was the point the director, Cecil B. DeMille was trying to make, seeing that this film was released in 1956 during the beginning of the Civil Rights Movement while the Montgomery Bus Boycott was taking place. If you pay attention to the news, you may notice that we still have racial problems today.
I absolutely loved this movie for showing sympathetic Egyptians. Seti genuinely loved Moses, and showed contempt for the vindictive Ramses. He was prepared to appoint Moses Pharaoh over his natural son because we saw how hard Moses worked, how he treated slaves like human beings, and did it all for his admiration of his father and for the glory of Egypt.
"No son could have more love for you than I." Seti is completely crushed to have to banish Moses. His position condoning slavery to advance Egypt is of course wrong, but that doesn't make him any less heartbroken to lose the heir whom both the Egyptians and Hebrews grew to adore, the people's prince. I often wondered whether Moses, after he fully accepted his role as God's prophet, looked back on Bithiah and Seti fondly and remembered that as the only earthly parents to raise him, they taught him how to be a good man with a kind heart for all people, even slaves.
You don't see this representation in many other adaptations, where all of the Egyptians except for Pharaoh's daughter are painted as one-dimensional tyrannical cutouts. DeMille did an amazing job showing Egyptians with both admirable and unadmirable qualities in this film, and Hebrews as well, with Dathan.
I don't know that Seti cared about the slaves being treated like human beings. He might have appreciated that Moses was able to find a way to get the slaves to be more efficient workers, even if the cost was some temple grain and so forth. Also, Seti isn't portrayed as a total tyrant, except for defending the institution of slavery. Other than that rather large flaw, he was portrayed as an otherwise wise and decent monarch. And you're correct that most other Egyptians were portrayed as fairly decent people, except perhaps for Rameses. And even he was probably a victim of his own jealousy of Moses, though I rather doubt that he's have been as wise as "prince" Moses.
Dathan was without a doubt the sleaziest character in the film, though I think that he was meant to be that way to fill a role in the overall story. Frankly, his sleaziness was semi understandable prior to the Hebrews leaving Egypt. But afterwards, it just started to get annoying because he was constantly trying to get the people to turn their back on Moses even in the face of a number of miracles that everyone witnessed first hand. At what point should a more realistic character say to himself "Maybe I was wrong, and maybe I should just shut up now."
It should be noted Moses was COMPELLED to be a prophet. Or, to put it another way, recruited against his own will. He didn't have a choice.
I didn't say that Seti himself is a tyrant, I said that in most _other_ adaptations, the Pharaoh and other Egyptians are. To uplift the Hebrews, Egypt is often painted as a country of cruel-hearted monsters who enjoy spending time finding new ways to abuse people. Ramses is certainly like that, but Seti isn't. DeMille forces us to step back and think, if Moses was raised by monster tyrants as most stories have portrayed them, why is his father so moved by his loving deeds? It's far too dismissive of Seti's character to say "Yeah, you're a sweet father and all, but you still condone slaves." I mean, Prince Moses had no intention of abolishing slavery, just making sure they were healthier. Shouldn't we write him off at the time as any other Egyptian then? From that angle, all he did was toss the Hebrews a bone to chew on and become more loyal to his purpose. Ramses, on the other hand, cared nothing if a slave or two got mowed down by his chariot.
DeMille's TC doesn't let Moses and Seti be so simple. The Egyptians' personalities are nuanced, not cutouts. Plenty of historical figures have been admired for their character, even as they owned slaves in a time when it was commonplace. As a movie character, Seti feels love, and pain and loss of a son that other versions would gloss over to make the Egyptians monstrous.
All the more reason to sympathize with Seti, in my opinion. In the early years, Seti snapped at the priests and people who tried to compel him to choose Ramses, insisting on letting him judge his own sons. He gave Ramses and Moses all the breaks and chances to let their actions speak for themselves. Seti wasn't even swayed by Nefertiri, who never hid her preference for Moses. He was fair, and just. Because of this, his banishing Moses is equally compelled, becauses Moses simply refused to turn back from where he was compelled. Seti was forced to follow the law and give Nefertiri and Egypt to Ramses. Moses' refusal deprived Seti of his free choice, and in return he was forced to justly disown him, or be labelled a hypocrite. That would be devastating to a king, and to a father.
Hollywood fake history based on fictional book
No words to say. Such an epic movie which can beat any movie even today.
Agreed 😊
@0:45 Great acting by Sir Cedric, as well. You can really see the anguish on his face as he make the decision to banish Moses.
R.I.P Charlton Heston.
Jane Doe. Angel l
Wait he's dead?
@@emilydawson2553 he died in 2008
@@tyshawn5983 then wen was dis movie produced n please who is d chalton heston among d two?
@@divine8019 this movie came out in 1956 and Charlton Heston was the actor who played Moses in the film.
If Moses became Pharaoh, he could easily just let the slaves go if he want. I cant believe he has go through all of that near death situation and let himself stoop down. He already earned the respect of all the Egyptian. Thats enough to revolutionize Egypt if he ruled it.
Just because you’re an angelic leader with a love of the people doesn’t mean that the people in your court feel the same. Moses freeing the Hebrews would’ve likely scared and angered many other powerful people in Egypt. A rival to Moses could gained the support of the other nobles and priests and the soldiers and then removed Moses from power. Bigger army diplomacy will always win, no matter what time period it is.
wrong. the respect of egyptian or any human is not important. How GOD sees you is more important. Moses chose to obey God and face hardship with his people for eternal glory rather than being a pharoh and enjoy wordly things for only your lifetime in earth.
True,it was easy.But God's will was for all Israelites to be in the promised Land.They had to go there
@@hopewalutsachi8157 I get the feeling that HAD Moses became Pharaoh, he would've indeed freed the Hebrews. But then the question is where do I send them now? He more than likely would have made it known that they were free to leave if they chose (and probably would've sent them on their way with enough food, water, livestock, and wealth to sustain themselves and probably would've made sure to escort them himself so they were safe), but more than likely would've made sure to improve their living conditions in Goshen.
It's a silly myth, not a logical history lesson
This is how it feels to awake out of spiritual slumber.
I love love love love this movie I see it every year tremendous acting I well all ways see until I die..
Charles and Yul💋💋
That's true. God is love. But God is also justice. :)
Amen sis
Amen
That is not justice his son is still alive.
@@joeydoherty368 but he died at once
Heston was perfect casting for this role. De Mille was a genius.
Even though he was white??? The casting was horrible!!!! You have white people playing Arabs and Africans!!!! OMG. Great script, just needs to be correctly remade to depict the people that actually existing during that time. Ijs
Oh Pharaoh,, if you would just see, that love is stronger,
than any lash or chain.
No matter who you are and where you are from, to turn down becoming a ruler of the some part of the world for the hope of Liberty for your enslaved people takes balls. Basically he was going to be set for the rest of his natural life and lose the legacy of being a total Immortal in the memory of men. That right there took BALLS.
He was a man of conviction and sense of justice. It compelled him on his path. God knew.
I’ve loved this movie since I was a young child.
This....among my top ten favorite movies,must haves.
Watch it every year before Easter.
Did you ever ask yourself, where are the black folks that are being freed😊😅😅
I heard or read somewhere, that from the moment that Pharoah refused to obey YHVH, from that point on Egypt's power began to gradually wane and 'til this day still hasn't gotten back to that level (ever since they refused to let go whom YHWH demanded that they let go).
(Fact, Fiction, or somewhere in between, I heard or read that "somewhere")
It did got an empire back when the Macedonians dynasty ruled it, (the) Cleopatra being its famous last ruler (and the only one that actually learned to speak Egyptian).
All that matters in this scene
is that Moses
is wearing more gold [in chains] . . .
than Pharaoh will ever see or know.
I find myself looking more and more to this film and films of the past. They are so much better than what is pumped out in the modern day.
Why???? Are you learning anything? Just curious
@@erickbell4818 no. I just like them.
God chooses his champions with very great care.
Temples were the banks of a grain based economy. Moses was a social justice lunatic who tried to wreck it.. That's why he was kicked out of Egypt. He robbed the banks and gave away the money to everybody. That's ruinous for any civilization. Did you know he had horns? Its in the bible.
@@blitherbox7467 uhh what
@@blitherbox7467 wth?
Only God can free us from the enemys bondage. This includes aaallll addictions, anger, mental illness, trauma, physical and emotional pain.... etc. You name it, only God can free you permanently from it.Praises to the Most High and the one and only true God.
Jesus is the way the truth and the life, praise the Lord
No jesus of the the Nt was a false prophet who deserved death and has nothing to do with the book of Exodus
@@goldengun9970 Jesus was definitely not a false prophet.
Charlton was so handsome. Kinda looks like Paul Newman.
Paul Newman looks like him!
lol
@@maerythegreek9008 right...cause Charlton existed before Paul...lol
@@mmdmmj1 Charlton Heston was 33 years old when the movie was released and Paul Newman was 31 at the time
Harrison Ford?
@@isaacmapes Harrison Ford was 14 when the movie was released (3 years younger than i am now)
Glory be unto the most high God
I think Seti really love moses as a true son cause he didn’t care if moses is royal blood or not , moses can still be a pharaoh and free the slaves.
It may not happen. A lot of egyptian benefitted from this system. They wouldnt give up. They would conspire to kill Moses. That was a tempting offer. Moses was tested here like an apple offering to eve.
I dare say that NO ONE in today's perversion of what of called Hollywood, has the heart, courage, or soul to make another classic movie like this again.
Or support!!! The movie would obviously have to be remade with real Arabs and Africans and that'll never happen!!! That would change the perception of history and the present. It was tried in a comedy named THE BOOK OF ERNEST specifically so it wouldn't be taken seriously. God and Moses have to be white in order for the narrative to continue and no woke, educated person will go for it
Matthew 18:24
And when he had begun to reckon, one was brought unto him, which owed him ten thousand talents.
KJV
How I Love This Movie. Excellent Actors. God Blessing.
One of the all time greatest works of fiction come to life.
Beautiful clip ! God Talking through Moses ! ❤
This is exactly what happened to African- Americans in American. Forced to labor, stripped of spirit simply because they were of another creed. 400 years.
@B. Jones took the words right out my mouth🙌🏿
"Get your stinkin' paws off me you damn dirty Egyptians!" --Heston's ad lib omitted from the final cut
Saw this movie as an eleven year old in 1956. The theater was sold out. In fact I had to share a seat with my mother. In the lobby behind glass were actual props used in the film.
Moses....best on truth. I loves god story,people. Amen.
LOL, "Moses is arrested". Like a cop found some crack in his car.
Yeah....sure.🥴😵🤪
I hope Moses remembered back to this speak on the evils of slavery a few years later when he was writing Leviticus 25:44-45;
“‘Your male and female slaves are to come from the nations around you; from them you may buy slaves. You may also buy some of the temporary residents living among you and members of their clans born in your country, and they will become your property."
That shows you the whole tale is sheer hypocrisy
There’s a difference between a slave and a servant.
The real Pharoah of the exodus was Tutmoses III. Irrespective, this is my second favourite movie of all behind..you guessed it..Ben Hur.
TTC is a 1956 film and Heston was the star. The amazing thing is that in 1958 Heston took a supporting role in 'The Big Country.'
He took the supporting role in The Bug Country because his agent told him that Willim Wyler, who directed The Big Country, was going to direct Ben Hur the following year. Heston felt this movie would make a wonderful audition for Judah Ben Hur part and show Wyler the depth of Heston's acting capabilities. The plan worked to a tee for Heston.
@@kevinwrynn2659 Interesting fact. Thank you for sharing.
@@kevinwrynn2659……actually, Mr Heston was originally cast as Messala, by Wyler. When the several actors’, who auditioned for the titular role of Judah Ben-Hur, failed their screen tests’, Wyler decided to change Mr Heston’s role to that leading one. The rest, as is said, is history…………with Charlton Heston winning Best Actor Oscar in 1960, for his wonderful portrayal…………
The acting in this scene in particular always struck me. Nevermind all this nonsense like "lol Egyptians were black" or "lol this never happened," these are some brilliant actors perfectly portraying one of the most important stories in history.
Yes it did get a life
I saw this movie as a child at the cinema.
They seem to have liked the term 'so be it' quite a bit back then.
A knowledge of self is such a Buatiful thing to have now days because through it your able to point out the imposters.
The Remetch scribes have left in stone the culture life styles inside the Medew Netcher for the seekers who begins the journey to know thy self and Sankofa.
Get your stinking paws off me you damn dirty pharaoh!
He never touched him.
LMFAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I laughed at that more than I should of lmfao
"So be it.... and can you please put a shirt on it's making me very uncomfortable."
These Are The Best Of The Best Of All Times. Father In The Name Of Jesus Christ. When Your Son Returns May They Have A Space Some Where In Your Kingdom.🤗🤗😀😁💥💥❤️💓
The ten commandments is a good film to watch
This film is pretty accurate in the storyline, it really doesn't matter whether Moses was black nor white as long as we get the message if you don't understand the Bible's depiction. The movie will explain the parts you don't understand 😂
The Bible’s depiction is of Middle Eastern civilizations, who are Levantine caucasoids. Dynastic Egypt was created by tribe(s) from the Levant of the Near/Middle East who migrated down into North Africa. That is why modern Egyptians still consider themselves a Middle Eastern people even after thousands of years in Africa.
My most favorite scene is the
angel of death scene,Azrael.
I enjoyed this movie very much and I know Hollywood has to do their thing, but i never read anything about Moses ever being arrested. He fled for his life once someone told on him for killing the Egyptian and didn't come back for 40 years.
Why lost your FAITH but its nots me im Always FAITH ❤❤❤❤
What a man of God, love it, Moses
Charlton suits all his roles .. blessings to play Gods Character
Isn't this suppose to be based on a true story???? It's kinda like getting Oprah to play queen Elizabeth ijs
Love this movie ❤❤❤
Most people do not know that these events took place in New Jersey, back in '32, BEFORE the War. Mostly in Hoboken, but also in the Pine Barrens, just before the cranberry processing plants. You're welcome... 😮😅😅😅
So Moses condemns slavery yet god gives the rules for slavery in Exodus 21 and Leviticus 25
Sethi should have been suspicious Moses was a Hebrew because of his American accent. Egyptians and Romans have English Accents.
The Bible shows the entire geneology of Moses. From before his parents down to his children and his children's children. Why do you think it's a myth, if it's written down. I guess when you stand before God and see that His Word is true you'll be convinced. What a shame though, that you'll have wait to see to believe! Why not believe now.
Seeing isn't believing.. That's knowing.. unless it's an illusion.. then you're being fooled.
How dumb can you be that to conclude that because a story is written in great detail, it must be true? And why AREN'T there ANY records of Moses or a jewish revolt in all of Egyptian history? Any? Think about it.
Alex Verwaijen You mean to say that you don't believe any of our history that has been written such as The Civil War, War of 1812, etc? There exists a huge Egyptian block of limestone which is kept in the Egyptian Museum being the ONLY carving mentioning Israel leaving Egypt! Besides, what PROOF do you have that nothing in the Bible is real! I'm one who doesn't take chances, I believe in being prepared. So, what if everything in the Bible is true and one day you find yourself standing before GOD, what would you do then? You see, by believing in HIM and accepting His Word, I'm ready to meet HIM right now.......are you?????
No, I believe those happened, because there are multiple sources.
What proof do you have that every book (Genesis to Revelations) is not semi-historical?
Don't forget the Dead Sea Scrolls.
What I have done I was compelled to do man that’s my favorite line I love this movie
A part of me never wanted Moses to leave Egypt.. He must have been in turmoil of heart. Leave Egypt's temporary privilege and power for suffering for God and be remembered forever. Tough choice.
Charleston and Yul (Ten Commandments) put to shame Christian and Joel (Exodus: Gods and Kings) and truly show great acting. What modern actors only wish they had. It seems real entertainment has migrated from Hollywood to Netflix. Good luck Hollywood.
The Ten Commandments (8/10) Movie CLIP Moses is Arrested (1956) HD
It’s a great film, there is no denying that, but it took amazing liberties with the Biblical story. The Biblical Moses was never arrested, he left Egypt when he realized that his killing of an Egyptian was known (because a Hebrew slave was angry at him for stopping a fight and said « Do you intend to kill me like you killed the Egyptian? »
I’d really like to see Hollywood just once make a Biblical film as stirring as this one but stick to the actual’Biblical text.
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Allah says, "When Moses came to the place appointed by Us, and his Lord addressed him, He said: "O my Lord! show (Thyself) to me, that I may look upon thee." Allah said: "By no means canst thou see Me (direct); But look upon the mount; if it abide in its place, then shalt thou see Me." When his Lord manifested His glory on the Mount, He made it as dust. And Moses fell down in a swoon. When he recovered his senses he said: "Glory be to Thee! to Thee I turn in repentance, and I am the first to believe.".Al Quran
Allah(God/Yahweh/Elohim )j
Failures is Failures and Faults what is now doing better ours lifes
I like this film
J'aime❤️ ce magnifique péplum Les dix commandement la beauté de l'Égypte 🇪🇬❤️ ainsi que du le peuples hébreux ❤️🙏🤲🛐❤️🔥🌟🕊Mickaël ❤️ ☮️ 🕊
Yes! Always we having GOD and man here say no GOD but for me always there in Heavean GOD and here on Earth and also Angel Satanas 😊
I mean Chuck Heston seriously !!!! The greatest actor in history...Moses himself could not play Moses himself the way Chuck played Moses...no chance !!
I love this movie
Nature goes on forever for everyone and everything to return as everyone and everything an infinite number nature of times.
Society the laboratory experiment on the lower animals has turned me against you out of pity for the slaves out of self- pity out of weakness with slavery unendurable.
Essentially story of Moses and story of Buddha seems to be the same story told differently.
When Seti's sister brought Moses to him, he should have asked, where did this kid come from?
She would have told him the Nile God brought him to her. They believed in gods of all sorts, I guess.
……Charlton Heston’s just-born baby son, Fraser, played the part of Baby Moses in the basket………
Wow, Charelton Heston was hot!
He def was!!😍💕😄
@Catholic Verity I know it's not the point of the movie, but I'm just sayin...he was very attractive.💁
This did a lot for forcing the idea that they were slaves and not as archeology has proven simply workers.
Pharaoh, you can have my guns when you rip them from my cold, dead hands!
Truth Of God.
Powerful
Did Moses live in 13th or 11th century BC?
Wonderful movie no favourite characters
Moses ..based on TRuth
Why didn't they put any of the holy pictures on any more I must watching all of them yes they may be old but I like watching every one of them on my phone so play all of them for me ok thanks
I feel sorry for the Egyptians though....they raised Moses their whole life...then to get betrayed... it's kinda sad.
Shiferaw Arefaine Sad is the fact slavery was their economy. All that greatness came with a price.
@@NinjaBuddha503 Like America.
It was God's hand of revenge for the suffering they had caused them
"If there is a God, he did not mean this to be so." Powerful words!
But let me ask this, if he didn't mean the suffering we see today, then why doesn't he do something about it?
Every time you go to church, and that something bad has happened in some country, or someone love dies, or whatever the case may be, normally the Reverend will always say: "It's God's will."
Well if it is "God's will", as indeed the preachers say, then what kind of God is that?
The way the church talks about God, it convinces me of one of two things, either God is Not Almighty, or he would have done something about the suffering that faces mankind a long time ago, or he simply doesn't care about what happens to mankind.
Well I personally refuse to believe that God doesn't care, nor that he is not Almighty, so with that being said that is why I have stepped away from the church.
I think the church has lied, that it does not describe God the way that he truly is. But I still believe that there is a God, because how else do you explain all the marvelous things that exist? I refuse to believe they exist solely by chance.
No, to me and intelligent designer came up with them, someone of vast intelligence, and power designed everything that we see today, including us as human beings.
I do not believe that we were the products of chance, the products of Darwinian evolution, but rather that we were the products of creation, that we were made in the image of God.
Its about attitude what you think and feel that makes you decide what to do . Good self less or evil selfish . That you are either good person or not . Boko Haram do not really do God's will - on Dos and Don'ts : steal covet neighbors possessions [ child ] and murder [ strapping a bomb to the child and blew up kill the child and everyone near the kid. ] as for forgiveness . did they knew about his commandments ? knew about his commandments yet they violated it and they say they did it for him - really ? either they are stupid or they think god is - if they think he is going to buy that line. On the forgiveness . we are at a time on retribution or last judgement - a sorting out : for God or against him . there is a hell and heaven as well as the abyss - that no. 2 death : souls get destroyed .
Your view is like that of Rabbi Kushner who wrote "When Bad Things Happen to Good People". He concludes that God is not almighty. I think he is right. But here is how I think God does work and can change things: Christ said those who are welcomed into The Kingdom are those who helped "the least of these." Feed the hungry, clothe the naked, visit the sick and people in prison, and in the letter of James it says pure religion is when we help widows and orphans. And anyone who does so, helps Him. "I and the Father are one."
"If God created us in His own image, (Genesis 2:27) then we are God. And when Man is at his most creative, loving, gentle and human, then he is most God-like." The late Harlan Ellison wrote these words in 1969 and I believe they are true. Fr. Mulcahy on MASH said God created us so he could be here himself. We each have to be God in everyday life.
Every time God does something about the evil in the world people complain. Sodom & Gomorrah. Noah’s Ark. at this point he’s just fed up.
IF I COULD FREE THEM I WOULD
Willing to make expences?so b it..my..
Is that Moses acting as Charlton Heston?
you all pointing out the skin color of the actors as if it even matters to the message behind the story need to get a life.
Thank you. Exactly.
i wouldnt have chosen anyone else to play these people anyhow 💗
you criminals fool the BLACK PEOPLE AND THE WORLD ,ELOHIM will make you BAD people pay
Everyone knows Moses was Puerto Rican! Seriously. Heston did a great job.
DeMille actually wanted to cast Egyptian actors but they told him people wouldn't come to see actors they were unfamiliar with.
AMEN
What is worse. Religious slavery or physical slavery? Both. No. Wait. Religious slavery prevents anarchy, and physical slavery makes a higher man out of a boy to change systems to change the course of human history that is predetermined to be nature-conscious.
Please upload the Full English movie
Charlaton Heston ROCKED IT!!!!! RIP!!!!🙏🙏🙏
Not to mention that he was Pro 2A!!!! He really could’ve used an AK when he was exiled in the Wilderness, but oh well!!!!!:/;);)
"Message!"
i hate heston as a person, but his acting is top tier
The fact that he stands against some really disgusting people makes him an awesome person. Speaks volumes about you.
How he can say (if) there is a god . He shouldn't use (if)
Moses arrested😂😂😂😂😂
...because I saw in you a slave driver...one who sees that freedom would lead to anarchy.
Read the Bible for acurate version.
Exodus 20:1-11
Moral and Spiritual obligation of man to God.
Exodus 20:12-17
Moral and Social obligation of man to his/her fellow. Here, God is protecting human rights, but not abusive and criminals.
Sorry, this a very short comment. I have already written a complete ecplanation on this subject. If you want a copy, leave your email add here.
For the mean time, this is what the scripture says,
Romans 10:1-4
1¶Brethren, my heart’s desire and prayer to God for Israelfn is that they may be saved.
2For I bear them witness that they have a zeal for God, but not according to knowledge.
3For they being ignorant of God’s righteousness, and seeking to establish their own righteousness, have not submitted to the righteousness of God.
4For Christ is the end of the law for righteousness to everyone who believes