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Elijah (1993)
Ahab, a great king of the Israelites, has fallen under the spell of Jezebel, a daughter of the King of the Sidonians. He has rejected the Israelites' God and embraced Jezebel's religion: the worship of the idol Baal. At Jezebel's command, Ahab has ordered the execution of the prophets of Israel, replacing them with Baal's false prophets. But one man, Elijah, filled with power of the true God, directly challenges Ahab and Jezebel.
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Ahab, a great king of the Israelites, has fallen under the spell of Jezebel, a daughter of the King of the Sidonians. He has rejected the Israelites' God and embraced Jezebel's religion: the worship of the idol Baal. At Jezebel's command, Ahab has ordered the execution of the prophets of Israel, replacing them with Baal's false prophets. But one man, Elijah, filled with power of the true God, directly challenges Ahab and Jezebel.
Rating:G
Genre:Family, Animation, Drama
Written By:Brian Nissen
In Theaters:1/1/1993
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:Rich Animation Studios, NEST Family Entertainment, Animated Bible Stories
Cast
Richard Rich
Director
Gregory Snegoff
Elijah (voice)
Victor Humphries
Caleb (voice)
Ray Porter
Ahab (voice)
Paul O'Connor
Shazeer (voice)
Jillian Crane
Jezebel (voice)
Phil Hubbard
Captain (voice)
U. Jonathan Toppo
Cloud Prophet (voice)
Dennis Ressio
Lightning Prophet (voice)
David Kelly
Baal Priest / Cloud Priest (voice)
Matthew Best
Seth (voice)
Siobhan Kelley
Widow (voice)
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