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Joseph: Beloved Son, Rejected Slave, Exalted Ruler (2015)
Joseph's story is told in the context of God's plan for Israel and the promised coming of the Messiah, powerfully demonstrating God's sovereign hand in all things.
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Joseph's story is told in the context of God's plan for Israel and the promised coming of the Messiah, powerfully demonstrating God's sovereign hand in all things.
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Genre:Animation, Family, Drama, Fantasy
Written By:Robert Fernandez
In Theaters:1/5/2015
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:Herald Entertainment
Cast
Robert Fernandez
Director
Mike McFarland
Joseph (voice)
Robert Magruder
Jacob (voice)
Chris Jung
Reuben (voice)
Jeff Kribs
Simeon (voice)
Richard Stevens
Judah (voice)
Will Irace
Dan (voice)
Neil Hess
Benjamin (voice)
R. Bruce Elliott
Abraham / The Baker (voice)
Ellen Cribbs
Sara (voice)
Jim White
Pharaoh / Narrator (voice)
John McCalmont
Potiphar (voice)
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