God works in mysterious ways. When the proud and powerful King Saul disobeys God’s commands, God gives a shepherd’s young son, David, the power to slay the Philistine giant, Goliath. David will be the successor to the mighty Saul.
Richard Rich
Director
Andrew Marshall
David (voice)
Aldo Billingslea
Goliath (voice)
Sandy McCallum
Samuel (voice)
Ray Porter
King Saul (voice)
U. Jonathan Toppo
Jonathan (voice)
Kelly AuCoin
Captain / Ozem / Kilsah (voice)
John Pribyl
Jesse (voice)
Ursula Meyer
Jesse's Wife (voice)
Kurt Bernhardt
Eliab (voice)
Daniel A. Keeler
The Lord (voice)
Barry Kraft
Philistine King (voice)
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