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The Tenth (2021)
For 400 years the Israelites have cried out for God to save them from Egyptian brutality. Now, after generations of persecution, God is beginning to stand in the heavens.
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For 400 years the Israelites have cried out for God to save them from Egyptian brutality. Now, after generations of persecution, God is beginning to stand in the heavens.
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Written By:Kaleb Michael Cook, Kyler David Cook
In Theaters:8/27/2021
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Runtime:24 minutes
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