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The Kingdom of Heaven (1991)
The Kingdom of Heaven is a series of short stories called parables. As Jesus teaches the people each parable, some begin to understand what the “Kingdom of Heaven” is like. Some have “ears that will not hear” and are not willing to become followers of the Savior. At the Second Coming they will not be counted as His own.
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The Kingdom of Heaven is a series of short stories called parables. As Jesus teaches the people each parable, some begin to understand what the “Kingdom of Heaven” is like. Some have “ears that will not hear” and are not willing to become followers of the Savior. At the Second Coming they will not be counted as His own.
Rating:G
Genre:Animation, Family
Written By:Brian Nissen
In Theaters:6/18/1991
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:NEST Family Entertainment, Animated Bible Stories, Rich Animation Studios
Cast
Richard Rich
Director
Ivan Crosland
Jesus / Confidant / Town Crier (voice)
John A. Nicolaysen
Peter (voice)
Linda Bishop
Asian Woman (voice)
James Arrington
African Chief (voice)
Terri Purles
Sarah (voice)
Kim Blackett
David / Servant (voice)
Alan Nash
Boaz (voice)
Gerry Graves
Jeremiah (voice)
Tony Larimer
The Master (voice)
Susan Doupé
Leah (voice)
Jayne Luke
Dinah (voice)
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