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Cleverly Told, But Beware of Error
This video has a surreal quality to it, especially during the flashback to the Garden scenes. The result is a splendid emotional appeal. Be aware that it depicts nudity in cartoon form, but not too graphically.
Sadly, the film chooses to propagate some traditional, but unScriptural notions, such as the origin of Satan. Though most people have heard that "Lucifer" was God's choicest angel, fallen due to his pride, the Bible never makes such a point; in fact, the only reference to "Lucifer" is in regard to the King of Babylon -- a HUMAN king, not an angel at all. The Biblical account speaks figuratively of this braggy king falling from heaven (i.e. - he is to lose his power). Other than that, reference to Ham as the "youngest brother" is speculative and unlikely (he is always listed in the middle); it stems from a traditional attempt to cast blame on Ham (in a post-flood account of sin) rather than his youngest son, Canaan (who is more likely Noah's youngest "son"). And the concept that people ate meat before the flood is also against the Biblical record, for it was after the flood that God allowed people to eat meat as well as vegetation.
Yet in favor of the film, Noah makes some very good theological points regarding the nature of God (just and loving), the need for obedience, freedom, and the battle between good and evil. This video is worth having, if you are careful to search the Scriptures to prove what is good and true and not simply rely on an artist's rendition of it.

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A Challenging but Biblical Video
All the videos of this series are excellently crafted. Some of them have different animation techniques, but all of them are well within the parameters of responsible conformity to the witness of the Biblical documents. This one is particularly good theologically. It does not dumb down the creation story, nor does it side-step the tricky business of imagining a pre-fallen Adam and Eve and the nature of the original sin. I have never seen or heard an adequate rendition of the account of the Fall. Until I saw this video. Additionally, the remarkable graphics concept aids and abets the teaching of such a difficult subject. I strongly recommend this set to the educator who wants to take the next few steps beyond "veggie tales".

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Amazing!!!
Any video in this serious is an amazing video. They are very accurate and entertaining. If you want to learn the truth....it is here.