Animated Stories from the New Testament

Série télévisée
1987–2005
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30min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueThe series is an educational non-sectarian collection of stories from the New Testament Bible, intended to encourage positive values and character traits in young people.The series is an educational non-sectarian collection of stories from the New Testament Bible, intended to encourage positive values and character traits in young people.The series is an educational non-sectarian collection of stories from the New Testament Bible, intended to encourage positive values and character traits in young people.

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Épisodes24

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HautLes mieux notés2 saisons13 ans

Photos10

Rôles principaux99+

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Ivan Crosland

Jesus…

• 1988–2005

John Nicolaysen

Peter…

• 1987–2004

Ray Porter

Narrator…

• 1990–2004

John Runnels

John…

• 1988–1990

Simon Mason

Bartholomew…

• 2004–2005

Maikel Bailey

Joseph…

• 1987–2004

Gregory Snegoff

Caiaphas…

• 1988–1990

Mark Hunt

Alpheus…

• 1999–2005

Pat Jackson

Mary…

• 1987–1995

Erin Kelly

Bandage Man's Wife…

• 2004–2005

Stephen Cracroft

James…

• 1988–2004

Jonathan Best

Joel…

• 1991–1995

E.P. Watts

Jakim…

• 2004–2005

Dion Luther

Amos…

• 1990–1991

James Arrington

African Chief…

• 1989–1991

Alan Nash

Boaz…

• 1989–1991

Jared Davis

Brother…

• 1988–1991

Jim J. Bullock

Eraatus…

• 1997–2001

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9henriquemuradas

A Classic

Great job adapting some of the most incredible stories of the world. Some added fiction but faithful to the source material. High quality of animation, specially in the first season and faced a big decrease in the last episodes, but overall the artist style is admirable. Sound score and music are exceptional! If it didn't cover a subject that critics don't like, it would definitely receive more credit, but I am glad Richard Rich took the courage to do it.