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Signs of the Times (2005)
Jesus uses the parables of the King’s Wedding Feast and the Thief in the Night to teach His disciples to have to repent and to be prepared for the day He comes again. Jesus teaches His disciples to patiently watch for the signs of His Second Coming. You’ll see how the disciples misunderstood the meaning of His parables. Even with these insights, will we also misunderstand the signs of His coming today?
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Jesus uses the parables of the King’s Wedding Feast and the Thief in the Night to teach His disciples to have to repent and to be prepared for the day He comes again. Jesus teaches His disciples to patiently watch for the signs of His Second Coming. You’ll see how the disciples misunderstood the meaning of His parables. Even with these insights, will we also misunderstand the signs of His coming today?
Rating:G
Genre:Family, Animation
Written By:Brian Nissen
In Theaters:4/12/2005
Box Office:
Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:NEST Family Entertainment, RichCrest Animation
Cast
Richard Rich
Director
Ivan Crosland
Jesus (voice)
Peter Doyle
Andrew / Roman Soldier (voice)
Erin Kelly
Rich Woman / Bandage Man's Wife / Poor Woman (voice)
Richard Rich
Servant #1 (voice)
E.P. Watts
Thomas (voice)
Stephen Donowho
John / Roman Captain / Philip (voice)
John M. Huston
Matthew / Thaddeus / Blacksmith / Bandage Man (voice)
Simon Mason
Bartholomew / Tall Citizen / Rich Man (voice)
Richard Playpen
James Alpheus / Eber / Crutch Man (voice)
David Haight
King (voice)
Matthew Noss
Apprentice (voice)
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