THE PRINCE OF EGYPT IS A MASTERPIECE!! DELIVER US - HEARTBREAKING | *FIRST TIME WATCHING* | REACTION 

Wel Heston besides being Moses was also the voice in the Burning Bush. However he was not the voice of God when receiving the Ten Commandments.

It works well. God wants to have a relationship with each of us. So speaking to us in our own voice, which He gave us,, would make sense.

Robert Lombardo ...Indeed. Great insight. Go in Peace and Walk with God. 😎 👍

Ah, yeah. I remember singing that song at school every day

Was there ever any Hebrew in the the 50s Ten Commandments movie?

@@agenttheater5 Maybe not but I think Charlton Heston did make his infamous remark, "Out of my cold, dead hands" at least once.

@@spotter121877 I mean I know it's not what C.B. DeMille was going for but I still think it'd could've worked in the final scene to hear the younger generation of the Hebrews singing some version (because I think here are a few different scores for the songs/prayers) like Mi Chamocha or V'Shamru, though I'm specifically thinking of these versions: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-5cZr5tx7rOE.html, ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-BUx1GyAjQb0.html)

Wow this brought me back. I sang “When You Believe” for my senior recital in college and had to include all translations in my program. I had one girl with me on stage for the duet and then when the Hebrew section started I had my music fraternity stand in the back of the auditorium and join in so it was like surround sound. A lot of them struggled with the Hebrew pronunciations. Especially the “ch” sound.

I did - loved that part.

I always wait to see if whoever's reacting to see if they comment on it, so far it's only been 1 person

Same 🥲 every Passover, every year, tearssss

It's true. May she rest in peace as well. Such a beautiful person gone too soon.

True. Her name was Ofra Haza may she rests in peace. She had an angelic voice

26:29 and, I was born in 1997.

It talks about it in Exodus 12:38.

I'm afraid of hippos more too. Crocodiles/aligators are not a threat unless we enter their territory or if they are hungry and there is no other pray around. But hippos are more grumpy and probably would attack either what and I think their bite force is stronger that crocs and will kill you right away. I don't know much about hippo but I heard they are more dangerous than crocodiles/aligators

I mean.... hippos are the most dangerous animals on earth. Putting aside insects or parasites, they kill more humans than any other. So fearing them is valid.

@@PestilentAllosaurus Second are moose, if I recall correctly. Herbivores don't mess around.

@@brigidtheirish Ueah, moose can be quite dangerous too. But there's ments they can be chill too. Not sure you can say the same for hippos.

@@PestilentAllosaurus Well, they sometimes let crocodiles use them as basking rocks. That's more chill than the usual 'crush on sight' policy they usually seem to have.

27:02 they just quit serving pharaoh.

@@nathancruz9172 not true there were house slaves that used to dress like Egyptians such as Joseph when potifar owned him

@@khalidbinwaleed5072 But there were also some Egyptians who followed the orders to put the blood on their door posts and were spared. It's not that much of a leap to think that some of them would also want to leave with the Israelites.

ohhhhhh

@@ScenecrlyK.S.O. Technically, the entire leading cast was speaking for God, just in whispers.

Plus, God didn’t want to do it. Rameses’ threat forced his hand.

I saw the stage show too! The only thing I didn’t really like was how they ended Ramses’ story

Me too.

Yeah. Soon after my youngest sister was stillborn, I was in church and seeing babies everywhere. I wanted to enjoy seeing the babies, but was grieving the loss of my sister. So I asked God to help me with my grief. A voice in my head said, "I am helping."

@@brigidtheirish + My condolences for you regarding your sister. It is my belief that you will see her again. And thank you for sharing that experience. My first pregnancy I miscarried. I had 2 lovely daughters 16 months apart after that. They are adults now. And several years later, I had a son through an affair, as I felt very unloved my whole life up to that point. I was terrified, because I knew I could not care for the baby alone. I did something I never thought I would ever do in a million years, & actually "considered" abortion. Ultimately I prayed & told God I was scared, & asked him to show me what to do. I did not yet have a "relationship" with him, anything like I do now. At that point, I was scared & grasping at straws. When the baby came, he had many complications & issues, & was on life support. After 7 hours they came & asked if I wanted to take him off life support, & I agreed. I didn't grieve or mourn him. I loved him. But I felt relieved. I felt like God was letting me off the hook. I felt like it was answered prayer. My girls Dad - who was not willing to help raise a child not his own, was in the end willing to help pay for funeral costs & arrangements. I named him after my long lost Twin Brother whom I had not yet found at that time. We had been separated at 4 years old by closed adoption. We found each other, & our oldest brother on my Mom's side back in 1996. Then in 1999, our oldest brother was shot in the chest & killed. In Sept. 2020 we finally found our birth mother & her side of the family. She died Oct. 2021. We had a little over a year with her. Still looking for our Birth Father & his side of the family. Yes God is still answering prayer...

@@IChooseJesus9091 Thank you. It was rough, especially being away from home at the time. I'm glad you developed a relationship with God. A big digital hug for all the loss you've suffered.

@@brigidtheirish + Thank you. And the same to you. 🙏❤️‍🔥

@@IChooseJesus9091 You're welcome.

If you're a Christian aren't you already religious? Do you mean devout?

I know from watching 'The Marvellous Mrs Maisel' that it's used to signify the end of fasting during Yom Kippur, what else is the ram's horn used for?

wow! I love that

Roger Ebert said in his review (this being one made when he was still alive) that 'Prince of Egypt' was what Cecil B. DeMille was aiming for when he directed his 50s version of 'The Ten Commandments' (He did a silent 20s movie also called 'The Ten Commandments' but with a modern day setting as well) but that he was held back by reality, and that if he had seen 'Prince of Egypt' he'd go back to the drawing board.

This is the only religious movie I know of where even atheists like it.

Thank you so much!!

Oh yes but many years before Jacob who was later called Israel stole from his brother Esua. He stole what was called Esua's birth right - Esua and Jacob were twin but Esau was first. By virtue of that position Esua had to have the fathers blessing. Esua was hairy and Jacob wasn't. Jacob pretended to be Esau by putting animal skin on - going to their father and stealing the blessing. God was angry with that level of deception and their father cursed Jacob. That his descendants would serve for 400 years another. So the slavery was prophecy being fulfilled.

@@ScenecrlyK.S.O. Ah

Nothing compares to the 10 commandments - however the soundtrack to Prince of Egypt was TOP

I saw that same reaction video and I don’t blame Father Casey one bit for saying it. I’m Catholic as well so I was glad to see them do that review.

I appreciate that, thank you.

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