Die Bibel: Jeremia

Captures the purity and devotion that I feel in the Scriptures and with God's people.

Dempsey and others do a really great job in this show. It was nice to have someone with decent acting talent attempting to present the central player.

The show shows the levels of intensity that in context of grace resulted in the written Scriptures of Jeremiah the book.

It's what I and friends have felt when I felt that God was speaking to me and that it wasn't going to be easy to share it. The moment and the sense of obedience and fear of the Lord that brings life was captured in the show.

Generally would like to see more shows like this. Although there are some cheesy elements indicative of a lower budget.

You must approach this film for what it is. This is a dramatic summary of the Book of Jeremiah. This is not a word for word documentary from the Bible. So of course liberties are taken for dramatic effect and time constraints.

Watching the film from this perspective allows you to just enjoy the story. The events within the book itself are clearly not presented but an amalgam of said events is. The acting is good (overall) and do is the production value.

From my point of view ANYTIME we can get ANYONE to be at least curious enough about the Word to at least watch a TV movie like this: that's a good thing.

I liked this movie a great deal and wish more from the series would get released on DVD. Patrick Dempsey is quite good as Jeremiah and the films message regarding the temple (stated well as the film draws to a close) makes the whole effort worthwhile. Libraries should purchase this film for their collections and everyone else...open up your Bible and follow along...its a nice visual beginning to the text.

No potters wheel...but still worth a rental!

Very good movie powerful and accurate. Patrick Dempsey is one of my favorite actors whoever wrote the script did their homework.

Fantastic acting across the board. The story definitely draws you in. The only reason I'm not rating it higher is this; the angel of God did indeed touch a prophets lips with hot coal however, it wasn't done to the prophet Jeremiah, it was done to the prophet Isaiah(Is 6:7) I was recently led to verify that particular scene w/ the Scriptures & upon confirming, I was led to write my review. I would like to encourage anyone not familiar w/ the Word of God to NOT take any biblical movie for fact until you've backed it up with the Holy Bible. Stay safe everyone & most importantly..stay prayed up!