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Solomon (1995)
Solomon’s wisdom comes from God. Solomon puts his faith in God, and God gives the great King the power to understand human nature, the power to make judgments with great wisdom and the courage to stand up for his belief in God’s will.
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Solomon’s wisdom comes from God. Solomon puts his faith in God, and God gives the great King the power to understand human nature, the power to make judgments with great wisdom and the courage to stand up for his belief in God’s will.
Rating:G
Genre:Family, Animation, Drama
Written By:Brian Nissen
In Theaters:6/1/1995
Box Office:
Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:Rich Animation Studios, NEST Family Entertainment, Animated Bible Stories
Cast
Richard Rich
Director
Jamie Newcomb
Solomon (voice)
Ray Porter
Younger King David / Narrator (voice)
Sandy McCallum
Older King David (voice)
Phil Hubbard
Adonijah (voice)
Barry Kraft
Old Man / Nathan (voice)
Aldo Billingslea
Abiathar / Philistine Soldier (voice)
Robert Lisell-Frank
Joab (voice)
Kevin Farrell
Zadok (voice)
Jillian Crane
Rachel (voice)
Cindy Basco
Priscilla (voice)
James Arrington
Innkeeper (voice)
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