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Joseph's Reunion (1995)

Completing the epic story of Joseph’s path from favorite son to slave to powerful governor of Egypt, Joseph’s Reunion brings Joseph and his brothers, who had betrayed him, face to face once again. Instead of seeking revenge, Joseph sees everything as part of God’s plan.- if he had not been sold into slavery many years ago, he would not now be in a position to save his brothers and their people from starvation.
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Completing the epic story of Joseph’s path from favorite son to slave to powerful governor of Egypt, Joseph’s Reunion brings Joseph and his brothers, who had betrayed him, face to face once again. Instead of seeking revenge, Joseph sees everything as part of God’s plan.- if he had not been sold into slavery many years ago, he would not now be in a position to save his brothers and their people from starvation.

Rating:G
Genre:Family, Animation, Drama
Directed By:Richard Rich
Written By:Brian Nissen
In Theaters:6/1/1995
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:Rich Animation Studios, NEST Family Entertainment, Animated Bible Stories

Cast

Director

Richard Rich

Director

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Brian Nissen

Joseph (voice)

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Neil Vipond

Jacob (voice)

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Robert Cottrell

Reuben (voice)

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William Dennis Hunt

Judah (voice)

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Jake Williamson

Levi (voice)

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Michael Altobello

Jamin (voice)

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Paul O'Connor

Pharaoh (voice)

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Gar Campbell

Ethiopian Dignitary (voice)

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Mark Hunt

Simeon (voice)

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