Under Gods Rainbow Moses, Prince of Egypt

This one is fairly (not completely) accurate and is well made. Our 3 year old loves it and wants to watch "Baby Moses" over and over. I liked this so well that I bought several others from the same set, but I am disappointed with some of the other videos (too much added in that isn't in the Bible).Moses Prince of Egypt is fairly accurate and is worth getting.I would recommend this one. For any other of the Rainbow series - I would recommend watching it on YouTube first and only get it if it's accurate.

Great! The only thing I dislike is a lot of the "speeches" or speakings are unnaturally fast. However, I believe my 4 year old will grasp the words eventually. Also, just a note: they use the name Jehova instead of referring to Him as "God."

Good Stories for teaching kids. My kids love these movies and they learn from the stories. Helps them to visualize the Bible. I highly recommend this series is the most accurate I have found and is neutral on Christian religions.

good

A great DVD for the family, as well as sunday school & bible study. You can't go wrong. 2 Thumbs up.

Good product for kids

I bought the entire collection of both the Old Testament Bible Stories for Children, and the New Testament series as well. Although the Japanese-based animation is the same in both series, the flow of the storytelling and the music soundtrack is much better in the Old Testament series (although I must admit that on some of the DVDs, the story could have been shortened by 5 minutes or so). Both series are geared towards children, and it is the reason why the violence and attempted rape scenes were removed but still referred to, so that the view understands the context of the story. This is a great series for children to watch and learn about the Old Testament. It is a useful teaching tool for parents, especially if each DVD is purchased for $5 or less.

I bought the entire collection of both the Old Testament Bible Stories for Children, and the New Testament series as well. Although the Japanese-based animation is the same in both series, the flow of the storytelling and the music soundtrack is much better in the Old Testament series (although I must admit that on some of the DVDs, the story could have been shortened by 5 minutes or so). Both series are geared towards children, and it is the reason why the violence and attempted rape scenes were removed but still referred to, so that the view understands the context of the story. This is a great series for children to watch and learn about the Old Testament. It is a useful teaching tool for parents, especially if each DVD is purchased for $5 or less.

神様のお名前を使ってますが、肝心なとこで使ってない~_~;というか、発音してない。燃えるしばのとこで、テトラグラマトン？ヘブライ語で火の中から神様の名前が浮き出てました！驚き！！出エジプト記 2:10 モーセの名前の由来「私はこの子を水の中から引き出したからです。」3:10 「それで今、さあ、わたしはあなたをファラオのもとに遣わそう。あなたは、わたしの民であるイスラエルの子らをエジプトから導き出すのである。」字幕吹き替えなし。