if anything we let them do this to us. all of us can take away their power but we dont. soldiers let themselves get brainwashed and stop thinking for themselves and for whats right. they throw away their thought and become slaves
yeah...i may be atheist and i know no one cares, but when people complain about this movie, it's for the wrong reasons... i don't care it's about the book of Exodus, i care because it's so epic....especially in the music department..
Don't get me wrong, I love this song, it's beautiful. However, when they sing "Upon your cattle, on your sheep" all I can think of is: "DISHONOR ON YOU, DISHONOR ON YOUR COW!"
Actually, the Bible says the Pharaoh WAS going to let the jews go after like, I think it was the second or third plague. But then it says: "But the LORD hardened the Pharaoh's heart," so basically, God miraculously made the Pharaoh refuse to let the Jews go so he could keep doing that stuff. He was also going to give up at the 9th Plague, but the same happened. Honestly, if anyone was stubborn it was God.
First of all. Calm down. Writing in caps lock is a testimony to a lack of intelligence and a tendency to react aggressively. Both of these traits are overall negative and do very little to further this conversation. Second of all -- Where is the evidence that God created me, my mother, and my father? Also, funfact, God is also the one who created the world where innocent children die. Let that sink in.
Birdsie NOW YOU ARE STUBBORN LIKE THE PHARAOH.!!AND IF YOU WANT TO COMPLAIN GO SOMEWHERE ELSE YOU PICE OF CRAP AND IDK IF IM WRITING IN CAPS YOU GOT THAT?
I love how "thus sayeth the lord" is put right after Ramses says "I will never let your people go". It's a clever acknowledgement of the Ancient Egyptian's tradition of deifying Pharaohs, in contrast to Moses who readily admits that he's working under a higher power and God's rule of not worshiping other gods. It's also ironic because Ramses the Great actually had a ceremony where he "ascended to Godhood" which is a ceremony that's held when a pharaoh's reign lasts thirty years. Ramses's reign lasted sixty-six years.
@@calebwilliams9709 We're actually not sure Ramses is the Biblical Pharoah anymore. He's certainly the most famous pharoah, but the story in the Bible more closely matches a different period of Egyptian History.
Cody Buckler the whole movie hinges on the connection of the brothers (of course, the artwork, music and story is also important) and this song not only proves it but defines it. you can tell how much it kills the both of them to be fighting but because of his father, ramases feels he needs to keep the slaves because its been part of the "mighty dynasty" and for moses this is a task sent by god and if you disobey him then your ass is grass but you can tell how close both of them come to stopping this and giving in because of there history. in the ten commandments they don't even act like they had a bond if they didn't already tell you they were brothers you wouldn't of known
Each plague attacked a specific Egyptian god, showing that the God of Israel is more powerful than any other god. Water to blood - Hapi Frogs - Heket Lice - Geb Flies - Khepri Death of cattle - Hathor Boils and sores - Isis Hail - Nut Locusts - Seth Darkness - Ra Death of firstborn - Pharaoh himself, believed to be Ra's son Though it is believed to be Raamses II, some put the plagues and Exodus further back into history.
I wish people would look over the religious aspect of the movie to see the actual conflict between the two brothers. Ramses didn't want to let down his father's legacy, and Moses was doing what God had told him. It's incredibly sad, because they're not acting out of hatred, they're doing what they think is right. They love each other.
Natalie Orozco and you know something I don't think Rameses charged after the Hebrews because they left he went after them because he feels like it was all their fault that everything that he had was gone what did he have left his parents was dead his son was dead and he felt that they are the reason his brother turns on him all he had left was Moses and I believe his love for his brother became a dangerous in the end. His whole attitude became if I can't have Moses no one will and he told his soldiers to kill them all. I guess that includes Moses
@Daevon Crowder God, used the plauges to 'convince' the Pharoah to release his people the Israelites, who said Pharoah had kept in bondage for hundreds of years and also this was God showing he had absolutely authority and the idols they worshiped were nothing but stone and mud.
This movie really was great I wish they would make more animated children musicals that had choir music and had a bigger thump to it than the pop music that's usually in it now-a-days.
*"Since you refuse to free my people... All through the land of Egypt..."* The Wrath of God, you can hear his anger build up. Chills Seriously, putting aside religion and all that, God is one of the great early characters in story telling. He is complex. He can be human, gentle and comforting, but also a terrifying, mercilless, unknowable force. It's really cool, and really badass
@@victorystar8586 its quite simple really a benevolent God lets us live in harmony with the so God and if we piss it off of course we will face the consequences A wrathful God no one will no peace no sleep nothing only suffering a wrathful God wouldn't have fallowers God protects his children a wrathful God would put all life into extinction
@@nyarlepheotep7666 Can a "benevolent" be pissed off? I don't think so, because last I check, a benevolent being is kind, forgiving, and empathetic. A being who can be "pissed off" is a being who has rage, a quality which a benevolent being is devoid of. Remember that you call your God omnibenevolent, which means, under any circumstances, he should never be "pissed off". If you want to argue that he is punishing you for your misdeed, then why torture that person for eternity in hell? Is your God even allowing the "sinners" to change? I don't think so. To me, your God is treating his followers as his plaything rather than a child, and you all are afraid of this "benevolent" being (which is funny because if you find someone benevolent, why are you afraid of it). Lastly, isn't wrath a sin in Christianity? Looks like your God is not doing what he says.
Such a powerful phrase, "Thus saith the Lord". It conveys a sense of ultimate authority; what He says will come to pass, regardless of who strives against it. A great choice for the background vocals for sure
if i had a badass choir behind me like the ones in this song during my life i think my life would be better i would be all like: " I FAILED THAT TEST" "I FAILED THAT TEST"
Siobhan Pauro So Moses returned home to make Ramses release the Jewish slaves. He refused to and thought that Moses' god was ridiculous and that the Egyptian gods would protect him. So with each plague Moses' sent he asked for Ramses to release his people. Each time Ramses said no another plague would come worse than the last. The 10th plague being the death of firstborns which finally forced Ramses to agree. The plagues were God saying through Moses, "You will let my people go if you don't want everything to be destroyed." Ramses being very stubborn blew God off. Which is never a good idea. (Of course this is all from a religious perspective) That is why the lyrics "I send my scourge, I send my sword" are repeated twice because it is Divine punishment. "Thus saith the Lord" is said very often because God was commanding this to be done. If you watch this scene in the actual movie you can see all the emotions they are both going through really well. One of the strongest scenes in the movie in my opinion. Moses' chagrined really comes through and anger at his brother. As well as Ramses' refusal to allow Moses to win.
The Coda Kid Sounds pretty cruel, but I would think that if this really did happen, God would have allowed it only to prove a point (which was also mentioned in the song) that sometimes the innocent will suffer due to the selfishness/pride/stubbornness of others (especially of those in power), which is something that still happens today. Kinda reminds me of the government, lol.
As contradictory as this sounds, I'm an Agnostic who loves religion. I think it's a wonderful thing tto believe in, and is great to have as support. Just because I personally don't believe in God doesn't mean He doesn't exist, and doesn't mean the religious are "idiots" or are even wrong. This is one of my absolute favorite movies. No matter your religion or lackthereof, I think we can all agree that this movie is amazing and that the music is breath-takingly beautiful.
+Bobbi W This song is amazing. Despite being atheist I used to watch this film all the time when i was little and this song is my favorite! Outstanding music.
Relistening to this soundtrack and watching some of the scenes, it still surprises me that my grandparents said "ah, what a lovely movie for a 6 year old to watch!" I knew the Moses story growing up but watching the soldiers taking the kids in the dream scene and hearing this song still makes me tear up to this day. Crazy the amount of emotion this movie still carries...
"Once I called you brother." "You who I once called brother." Honestly, I love that this song has this. Because in most depiction of this story, people may forget that Moses and the Pharaoh were once brothers at a time. They were raised and they grew up together. This song reminds that audience that it isn't two random people pitted up against each other, Moses and the Pharaoh were brothers. It is brother vs brother. And because of this fact that makes this song so much more bitter.
Religious or not, just think of this as a movie for a second. This is a God who has warned a man who treats his slaves, God's people, like crap, MULTIPLE times. And this has been happening for who-knows-how-long. Ramses' father even murdered babies when he heard that the slaves were talking of their God having created a liberator. So, Ramses has the gaul to say God is weak, and his many 'gods' can prevail. God uses his power to show the Egyptians that He not only proved was stronger than their false deities, but also looked down on the slaves. Whether you believe it or not, while God is the protagonist with questionable actions, He is just showing Egypt the other part of their relationship with the slaves.
Tactician Robin ... So, to prove how their cruelty was wrong, he decided to be even more cruel? Quite the God you have. I'm religious, and as a religious person Christianity is sickening.
Oldangr Yes, but, mind you, this was before Christianity and Judaism existed as recognised religions. Back then, it was just this is your god, these are mine. It was just monotheism and polytheism for them. And the Egyptian gods weren't really kind beings. So, keeping that in mind, put yourself in that God's sandals. Diplomacy had failed, and Rameses had made it quite clear that love and kindness weren't going to sway his decision. In the words of Pharaoh, his heart was hardened. So, God had to put this choice into actions that would get through this puny man's thick skull, resulting in the plagues. You also have to keep in mind that the mindset of Hammurabi was the ruling of the time. Ever read those rules of his? An eye for an eye was one of the kindest rules on there. Get it now? There really wasn't any choice in the matter. Rameses was being bullheaded, and therefore he was taught a lesson. But don't take my word for it. It is just a movie, after all.
THIS is the kind of imagery i wish the bible had, "i send the locusts on the wing, such as the world has never seen, on every leaf and every stalk, until there's _nothing left of green_!"
Grim Knight i didn't say this didn't happen in the bible. but do you know how the bible describes this scene? "moses went to pharaoh, and said "let my people go" and pharaoh refused, so moses grabbed some dust from the floor and tossed it in the air. "god's wrath shall fall upon thee", and there was a plague of locusts for (X amount of time)." whooo, scary. as opposed to "i send the locusts on the wing, such as the world has never seen, on every leaf and every stalk until there's _nothing left of green!_" the bible isn't scary. it's dry and poorly written.
Wasn't it "wind" not wing. So there maybe that little bit may not scary, it's hardly poorly written the Bible is anything but. As I said before there is much more frighting imagery than "I send the locusts on the wing/d". It is still very cool though.
Grim Knight it's "on the wing", meaning flying towards a target. "on the wind" works as well, it just implies that a storm is blowing the locusts in, rather than them flying in under their own power. and i've read the bible. the imagery is only good in a few spots, most of them in revelations. the rest of it is dry, bland and uninterestingly described.
I love this song. It shows the power and the outraging, complete power God has, and it just feels with me awe and some kind of weird fear. Like God just ‘says’ something and it happens. His word is law.
Ahhh, this song is so incredible! “Then let my heart be hardened, no matter how high the price may grow, this will still be so, I will never let your people go!” The eternal struggle of man’s defiance against the will of God, the stubbornness and anger as we slide further in the results of our rebellion, and yet we persist in destroying ourselves even when offered a chance for mercy. This is probably Dreamworks’ best picture.
An interesting point: In the biblical story, pharaoh attempted to let go of the Israelites several times, but each time God purposefully hardened his heart, because he wanted to punish the Egyptians more. After Ramses says his line here that you quoted, the choir chimes in and says "this saith the lord" indicating that despite what we are seeing, these aren't really Ramses' words. These are the words of God, spoken through Ramses as he hardened his heart to stand against the plagues, as he did in the biblical version.
@@alucard347 there’s a cultural context to the phrasing, because God didn’t force Pharoh to keep them as slaves, he gave him over to HIS gods who hardened his heart…
This song gives me chills every time. My younger sibling and I were fond of this movie when we were little. Whenever we went to our grandparents, we would choose this movie and watch it over and over again.
STCooper1 I don't know The Salvation Plan of God but I do consider Jesus as my personal Savior and Lord. I'm Roman Catholic but my family and I haven't been to church in a while. I know that when I get older and go to college, I'm going to attend church like my grandmother used to
Zoya Duchene The Salvation Plan of God is basically that because all humans sin, and because God loves all humans, He sent His Son, Jesus Christ, to die for our sins on the cross, which He did, was buried, and then rose from the grave on the third day, that whoever would sincerely believe by heart and confess this by mouth, that He is the Son of God and that He has done all this would be eternally forgiven their sins and saved from Eternity in the Lake of Fire to instead spend it with God. If you have done this, and accepted Jesus as Savior, then you will, if you haven't, you will spend all Eternity separated from God in the Lake of Fire, paying your sin debt yourself for refusing to let Christ's perfect sacrifice pay it for you.
STCooper1 Oh yeah! I remember. I apologize. As I said before, we don't go to church as much as we used to, so it slowly drifted off. Even though I believe in God and Jesus, I'm also a spiritual person sometimes. When I was younger, I had (or probably still have it) the "gift." I sensed a few spirits at my last moving location and had strange small experiences.
Zoya Duchene But have you accepted Christ as your personal Savior? You must trust Him as such by doing all I've said sincerely, or your not saved and can't go to Heaven.
I mean, technically this is the Old Testament, meaning it'd be Jews and Hebrews who'd be the ones to love it by that logic. But that's neither here nor there.
This song is so powerful. "Once i thought the chance to make you laugh, was all i ever wanted." Ugh that broke my heart. "Until you break, until you yield. I send the swarm i send the hoard. Thus saith the Lord!" I got goosebumps.
"I send a pestilence and plague Into your house, into your bed Into your streams, into your streets Into your drink, into your bread Upon your cattle, on your sheep Upon your oxen in your fields Into your dream, into your sleep Until you break, until you yield I send the swarm, I send the horde Thus said the Lord" Lyrics from a song in a kids movie or a Black Metal song?
I had a friend who was an exterminator and we were on a job together when we found a huge hoard of locusts underneath a house he asked me how do I think they got there and my only response was " THUS SAID THE LORD!!!!!!" He was so confused
The whole first part of this song is so well done. The way the choir builds with the orchestra backing it up, it's almost like you can feel God's wrath building and building till it breaks in the chorus. And right at the end, I really love the way the voice actor said the last "my". The full lyric for Moses there would be "Thus saith the Lord: let My people go" so it's Moses giving a direct command from God, and it sounds a lot more forceful than the other times he said "let my people go." I just find the way this song was done very cool.
These kinds of stories are the ones that last. Such a powerful conflict, with no side being "evil". Moses wanted his people's freedom from Egyptian rule, following a newfound hebrew god's words. On the other side, Ramses carried the weight of a legacy that spanned millenia and knew that allowing such a tribal divide would weaken his empire, and that other tribes would try to follow suit. An empire of gods vs a god of empires.
"I SEND THE SWARM / I SEND THE HORDE / THUS SAITH THE LORD" is forever burned into my memory. I can hear those lines in my head perfectly no matter how long it's been lol.
@@blueberrymuffin6857 I’m saying that’s some pussy shit. “Trauma”. Saying something isn’t good for you and you shouldn’t do it isn’t trauma. It’s called you being so weak you have to use that word to make yourself a victim. Grow tf up
You don't have to be Christian to love this movie?!? Yea its a biblical tale but as long as you understand the motives of the tale & movie. Its alrite. Yea I'm Christian but I ADORED THIS MOVIE EVEN WAY BEFORE I WAS CHRISTIAN :D
Silly Willaims. Christianity (true Christanity, mind you, not that dressed up Greco-Roman paganism that tries to pass itself off as such) is an extension of Judaism. A Jewish tale is a Christian tale.
***** Well, I'm not a thousand years old, and the Lord has spoken to me. The Bible gives us an idea of God's character. Using that, we can see if what we're being told is in line with what we know about God. Just as important, the Spirit of God allows us to discern the truth by testing every thought. Ultimately, we know the truth from lies because God reveals it to us.
🎶This was my home all this pain and Devastation how it tortures me inside all the Innocence who suffered from your stubbornness and pride🎶 I love this part
I set a fire on the track so that the subway's not on time, payroll messed up with your paycheque and you have to wait in line. You'll wake up late, you'll wake up hungry and with awful frizzy hair. Get to your desk at 10:15 and find your super waiting there! "YOU'RE NOT PREPARED" "YOU'RE LATE FOR WORK" "YOUR BOSS IS A JEEEERK"
Amen to that. Now if only people like Nancy Pelosi and Mitch McConnell can start understanding that fact. Maybe then we'd finally see a second stimulus check, more relief for small businesses, and even an honest election.
I find it amusing of the war in the comment section. Yes, i don't believe in any gods. I don't believe that a fictional being i don't even know really exists loves us all. Yes, i don't believe on a book of paper older than my grand²²²²² grandpa holds the absolute truth. Yes, i rather see what sciense gives us with years of study and actual proof then just have "faith" on a god that gives his own creations free will, but punishes them if they don't follow him. HOWEVER, i'm not going against any christians or so, calling them idiots or brainless or attacking any of them. Its their choice, i disagree with them, but i'm not going to change them because i, myself, might be wrong as much as they might be too. Is it really so hard to understand, people? Saying you have "hatred" from the christians and other relligions isn't very different from the Holocaust and the "Holy" Crusades. Before you speak your words, question them to see if thats what you really mean.
I believe in a God,but how does the big bang work. Like were did the stuff that caused the bang come from? I just wanted to know,and every one I know is either Catholic or Christian so they suck at explaining.
Midnight Walker 55 Scientists don't claim to know everything about the origins of the universe, the big bang theory is just one possibility. God just doesn't make any sense in the context of our modern world and civilization, with how far we've come with science to explain things rather than just say a god created it.
Marc West Still ironic though; they'll label us as stupid for believing in a god, but turn around and make it sound as if believing in a big bang is any different in the belief-aspect of things. As you said, you may disagree with Christians and such (and note: please don't confuse us with Catholics, Mormons, or Jahova's Witness, please?), and I myself disagree with the way scientists are going. It was only a decade ago (or less) when there was a widely agreed upon scientific rule, that everything has to be testable and/or observable; but they ditch that entirely when it comes to the big bang. I understand that if I tried to prove that a god exists, but go around condemning scientists (Which even by Christianity's morals, is not our place, nor the right thing to do) I'll be acting hypocritical; I have nothing against scientists, but I strongly dislike it when because of someone ELSE who is being hypocritical and claims to be within the religion, gets scientists to place a label on the religion as a whole. At this point, I couldn't care what religion, belief, disbelief or doubt a person could have; I just want them to put this petty arguing behind and advance beyond the social-skills of a five year old.
Dear (no pun intended, as you'll see in a moment) Lord, this film is even better than I remembered as a kid! Nonbeliever or not, every time "Thus saith the Lord" gets said in this song, I get chills. Also, adding to the "Dreamworks, not Disney" conversation; yeah, there's this thing in business called risky ventures, and something like this is inherently controversial due to the subject matter is risky. When this film was released, Dreamworks was a very new company and a new brand, whereas Disney had been around for the better part of the 20th century already and had a name and a reputation to keep, thus making it more profitable to stick to the safer Disney fare. Basically, by having nothing to lose and everything to gain from a riskier breakout hit, Dreamworks had the balls to make this film.
it at the very least makes clear why the fearing part of "god fearing" is important just adding a note in order to stop confusion before it even happens, I am not religious. I am, however, able to admit when a character is written to be terrifying
The people of a country suffering through numerous disasters thanks to its leader being stubborn and prideful and refusing to do what will actually stop all of it? Wow those times were so bizzare and horrifying compared to today
This song is literally so sad "Once I called you brother. Once I thought the chance to make you laugh was all I ever wanted. And even now I wish that god had chose another serving as your foe on his behalf is the last thing that it wanted!" Shows that he still loves his brother even though they must be enemies."this was my home! All this pain and devastation how it tortures me inside!" Imagine having to watch the distruction of your childhood home and memories. "You who I called brother! How could you have come to hate me so?! Is this what you wanted?" This shows that the other brother feels betrayed. He wonders if moses ever really thought of him as a bother" I'm pretty sure that the rest of his family had died with moses(his brother) being the last alive loved one to him. He must feel so lonely which is why the last thing he wants to do is fulfill what his father wanted him to.
He still had his son at this time but that was taken away too a bit later so yeah, but Moses wouldn’t be the only living loved one at this specific time cuz it was before the final plague
even though this movie kinda dramatized it, the story itself is very true. People, God has this kind of power. And more. THIS SONG IS LITERALLY THE COOLEST BUT CREEPEST THING EVER
juan valdez He works in mysterious ways. But the way i see this is as a allegory of global warming, and Moses had previous knowledge of its coming so he used it as a threat to free his people. Either way, he had no control over the events to come, and sadly watched the Egyptian empire come to a practical halt. Realise how after Ramses II egypt hadnt done anything notable?
@Pueterokos No, Moses knew what God told Him, this is how God freed His people, not global warming. In case you don't know the truth of God, and His Salvation Plan, and/or haven't been saved, here it is so you may- God is very real and a three-fold God, the Holy Trinity(God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit). After Creation was made by God, humans were originally innocent of sin, but after the first two, Adam and Eve, sinned against God, with Adam bringing the curse of sin on the human race by doing so deliberately and allowing Eve to be tricked into sinning against God by Satan, God the Father sent His Son, Jesus Christ(God the Son), to fulfill all His prophecies about the coming Messiah(who would be humankind's redeemer of sin) revealed in the Old Testament that had to be fulfilled on Jesus' first trip here and to die as the perfect sacrifice for humanity's sins for all time, which Jesus did by living a completely sinless life in prayer and service to the Father(before this, animals were sacrificed continually to get man used to the idea of the perfect sacrifice that Jesus would be, but these sacrifices were imperfect and couldn't cleanse away sin, yet God would forgive them their sins for their obedience to Him in making those sacrifices because He considers obedience even better than a sacrifice), and three days after His sacrifice, Jesus rose from the grave resurrected in a glorified body(a body free of any human limitations of any kind) as a sign from the Father that His sacrifice had been accepted on our behalf. The sins(all but blasphemy against the Holy Spirit(God the Holy Spirit) ) of all humanity, both back then and today, were paid for Eternally with His sacrifice so that we could be both made alive spiritually(lost people are spiritually dead because their sins aren't forgiven yet, and are as sure for Hell or the Lake of Fire, one, as if they were already there) and reborn(spiritually) into the family of God through being baptized with the Holy Spirit by accepting Jesus Christ as our personal Lord and Savior, which we do by sincerely believing in Him to be the Son of God who died for our sins(with this His perfect sacrifice as payment for our sin debt to God on our behalf), that He was buried, and that He rose from the grave, with this coming after realizing you're a sinner in need of Eternal Salvation to avoid eternal damnation. You must believe all this in your heart and confess it by mouth. Doing so, we are born again into the family of God and will dwell with Him in Eternity. This is the only way you can go to Heaven, and all it takes to be there. Plain and simple. If you have never heard this, the Salvation Plan of God, before, you have now, and will at some point make one or the other of two choices; Accept Christ as your Lord and Savior for the reasons I've already said when called on by the Holy Spirit to get saved, or reject Him. I really do want for you to be with me, my brethren, and God in Eternity, and implore you to make the correct choice and accept Christ when the time comes that you're called. If you do accept Christ, and follow His Will for your life, the world will persecute you at some point for standing for Him. It won't always be an easy life while your still in this world, but the rewards in Eternity and being with God will more than make it worth it in this life. When Jesus rose from the grave in His glorified body, He made Himself known to His remaining disciples and, before returning to Heaven, said He would go now to prepare a place for those who accept Him to stay in Heaven with Him, and when you die(if you get saved before that) you will be rewarded in accordance with how well you served to Him in this life. There is even more than this to come after, but we can talk about that in future messages if you want to reply. Regarding Eternity with God though, its really as simple as what I've written in this message. If you have any questions, I'll be glad to answer them if you reply. However, I'll not argue the truth of Scripture with you, and If you reply denying the truth of what I've said or contradicting it, I'll ignore you.
Old Testament God was so badass. He did not fuck around. His wrath is absolutely terrifying. Everyone forgets he’s omnipresent and has only been incredibly patient until now.
God Bless you. God is patient, loving, forgiving, but He has wrath. When Lord Jesus Christ returns, these days are like the days of Noah, thus, God's wrath is set. Do not swear, please.
Holy crap I love this song. It's so epic. And to the people that say "This is why I don't believe in God. He's so mean." Are you serious? He warned the pharaoh and the people like a thousand times. AND when he took the first borns, he did it PAINLESSLY. I'm sure they're happier up in heaven than in such a harsh land. Also, He didn't do it cause He's "mean". And if you don't believe in it, why comment on it? Doesn't matter to you, right? The Pharaoh did WAY worse than what God did.
Are you troll? If this god knows everything then god created Pharaoh to not obey him so he could punish him. And everything Pharao did, he did because God created him to do so. Obviously everyone with brains realizes this what you call god is sick evil being. I am just happy knowing this god or any other man made ones for sure are not real and this movie was just great story with really good music nothing more.
God never created His followers to do bad things my friend. That is the Devil's work. He calls for people to follow the him on the wrong path and those without faith answer his call. God gave Pharaoh a chance on the right path but he was too arrogant for his own good. And i was simply agreeing to this persons comment. No troll intentions here !
Well there is free will too u know god can't make us do things and why should the ultimate creator be bound by his own laws obviously the only troll here is you my friend
This movie is a masterpiece. The meaning behind it is dark for an animated movie, but I love it. Punishment and suffering for one's own stubbornness and blindness is a perfect aspect of a movie. This song is a bomber.
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"All the innocent who suffer from your stubbornness and pride."
Basically sums up world leaders.
Sir Isaac man never really change
@ΤηεΒεστ ΟφΜε For a reason.
if anything we let them do this to us. all of us can take away their power but we dont. soldiers let themselves get brainwashed and stop thinking for themselves and for whats right. they throw away their thought and become slaves
Arthur&BusterBFFL no I haven’t
“I send the locusts on a wind, such as the world has never seen.
On every leaf, on every stalk. Until there’s nothing left of green.”
While everyone is arguing over religion, I'm just here amazed at how beautifully composed this song is.
Same....heh heh....I thought I was the only one.
Me too
yeah...i may be atheist and i know no one cares, but when people complain about this movie, it's for the wrong reasons... i don't care it's about the book of Exodus, i care because it's so epic....especially in the music department..
Matthew Michael and that beautiful animation
Agreed.
Don't get me wrong, I love this song, it's beautiful. However, when they sing "Upon your cattle, on your sheep" all I can think of is: "DISHONOR ON YOU, DISHONOR ON YOUR COW!"
LMFAO 😂
haha I loved that part
+Dolorosa Lachrimae OMG yassss!!!!!
This made my day 😄
+Dolorosa Lachrimae OMG YASSSS
I may not be religious, but I believe this song can teach something about human stubbornness. Some people just refuse to concede defeat.
I agree. Some times the lesson is more important then the story.
At times It can be good quality in a leader. At others it causes more trouble than it's worth.
Actually, the Bible says the Pharaoh WAS going to let the jews go after like, I think it was the second or third plague. But then it says: "But the LORD hardened the Pharaoh's heart," so basically, God miraculously made the Pharaoh refuse to let the Jews go so he could keep doing that stuff. He was also going to give up at the 9th Plague, but the same happened.
Honestly, if anyone was stubborn it was God.
First of all. Calm down. Writing in caps lock is a testimony to a lack of intelligence and a tendency to react aggressively. Both of these traits are overall negative and do very little to further this conversation.
Second of all -- Where is the evidence that God created me, my mother, and my father? Also, funfact, God is also the one who created the world where innocent children die. Let that sink in.
Birdsie NOW YOU ARE STUBBORN LIKE THE PHARAOH.!!AND IF YOU WANT TO COMPLAIN GO SOMEWHERE ELSE YOU PICE OF CRAP AND IDK IF IM WRITING IN CAPS YOU GOT THAT?
The CHIOR IN THIS SONG......BADASS.
On so many levels.
Watch the German version of this song.
Badass is an understatement.
+Nikolai I LOVE THIS SONG!
+Ocean of Kai Godly
+Nikolai how they did the plagues
I love how "thus sayeth the lord" is put right after Ramses says "I will never let your people go". It's a clever acknowledgement of the Ancient Egyptian's tradition of deifying Pharaohs, in contrast to Moses who readily admits that he's working under a higher power and God's rule of not worshiping other gods. It's also ironic because Ramses the Great actually had a ceremony where he "ascended to Godhood" which is a ceremony that's held when a pharaoh's reign lasts thirty years. Ramses's reign lasted sixty-six years.
Ramses is not Great Anymore.Ramses the Evil Pharaoh
There's just an unbelievable amount of detail that went into this movie. Even the constellations in the angel of death scene had symbolism!
Do the Godhoods stack? After the 60th year does he have "Godhood 2: Electric Boogaloo"?
@@calebwilliams9709 We're actually not sure Ramses is the Biblical Pharoah anymore. He's certainly the most famous pharoah, but the story in the Bible more closely matches a different period of Egyptian History.
"Thus saith* the lord" you mean?
*"All the innocent who suffer from your stubborness and pride."*
Me trying to persuade my mom to make food.
XD that's a good one
😂
LOL!
lol
Lol
i think its a little sad when it says "you, who i called brother, why have you come to hate me so?"
Cody Buckler the whole movie hinges on the connection of the brothers (of course, the artwork, music and story is also important) and this song not only proves it but defines it. you can tell how much it kills the both of them to be fighting but because of his father, ramases feels he needs to keep the slaves because its been part of the "mighty dynasty" and for moses this is a task sent by god and if you disobey him then your ass is grass but you can tell how close both of them come to stopping this and giving in because of there history. in the ten commandments they don't even act like they had a bond if they didn't already tell you they were brothers you wouldn't of known
+TheUltimateDynamiteGamer true
Cody Buckler I like it
+MangleJenUA-cam it makes for an interesting contrast
that's my favorite part
Each plague attacked a specific Egyptian god, showing that the God of Israel is more powerful than any other god.
Water to blood - Hapi
Frogs - Heket
Lice - Geb
Flies - Khepri
Death of cattle - Hathor
Boils and sores - Isis
Hail - Nut
Locusts - Seth
Darkness - Ra
Death of firstborn - Pharaoh himself, believed to be Ra's son
Though it is believed to be Raamses II, some put the plagues and Exodus further back into history.
Ooh, very interesting ! Never thought of that before, thanks for telling us.
Intriguing
You do realize that the story of Moses in Exodus is not a historical account, but merely a story... yes?
Can you prove this never happened?
But, you cannot prove it never happened, you cannot say something never happened if you can't say you can prove it
It sucks that this song did not even get nominated for an Oscar if best original song of the year this movie came to theaters
Another song from this movie won that year so no worries :)
Eyy pride
Awesome that you recognized it...It used to be from Black Butler but this guy is better
zadose
I agree
Me too
I wish people would look over the religious aspect of the movie to see the actual conflict between the two brothers.
Ramses didn't want to let down his father's legacy, and Moses was doing what God had told him. It's incredibly sad, because they're not acting out of hatred, they're doing what they think is right. They love each other.
They loved each other all the way to the end.
You saw how Ramesess screamed for his brother
Brena Lynn Yes he did say his brothers name.
Natalie Orozco and you know something I don't think Rameses charged after the Hebrews because they left he went after them because he feels like it was all their fault that everything that he had was gone what did he have left his parents was dead his son was dead and he felt that they are the reason his brother turns on him all he had left was Moses and I believe his love for his brother became a dangerous in the end. His whole attitude became if I can't have Moses no one will and he told his soldiers to kill them all.
I guess that includes Moses
Clinegg ok yea but the whole point is the religion
The Plagues, otherwise known as the "shit just got real" song.
Not nice
Daevon Crowder or the song about the price of rebellion...
@Daevon Crowder God, used the plauges to 'convince' the Pharoah to release his people the Israelites, who said Pharoah had kept in bondage for hundreds of years and also this was God showing he had absolutely authority and the idols they worshiped were nothing but stone and mud.
Facts
@Religion is Egyptian knowledge "Innocent" huh? Have you seen the movie?
Every second of this song is amazing but those first twenty seconds... chills for sure.
ikr it's amazing
Imagine listening to that 1st few seconds at night, in the dark.
Alvin Smith I actually do...
Alvin Smith
An amazing confrontation between Voldement and a guy who was Batman that one time.
They both have beautiful voices
I swear I thought I read "Voldemort"-
yes they wore
This is the Same Guy who Voiced Rameses That's Singing 😊
BrainShadow *Voldement*
This movie really was great I wish they would make more animated children musicals that had choir music and had a bigger thump to it than the pop music that's usually in it now-a-days.
There was Joseph: King of Dreams by the same company as Prince of Egypt. It was my favorite of the two but Prince of Eygpt had better music.
Yahiko Pain i wish they would make more of God's word into movies like this
@@ambernaimo8895 Imagine Noah!
*"Since you refuse to free my people... All through the land of Egypt..."*
The Wrath of God, you can hear his anger build up. Chills
Seriously, putting aside religion and all that, God is one of the great early characters in story telling. He is complex. He can be human, gentle and comforting, but also a terrifying, mercilless, unknowable force. It's really cool, and really badass
His existence and dominance , is surely , inevitable .
Not fitting for a benevolent being. How can a benevolent being be so wrathful?
@@victorystar8586 its quite simple really a benevolent God lets us live in harmony with the so God and if we piss it off of course we will face the consequences
A wrathful God no one will no peace no sleep nothing only suffering a wrathful God wouldn't have fallowers God protects his children a wrathful God would put all life into extinction
@@nyarlepheotep7666 Can a "benevolent" be pissed off? I don't think so, because last I check, a benevolent being is kind, forgiving, and empathetic. A being who can be "pissed off" is a being who has rage, a quality which a benevolent being is devoid of. Remember that you call your God omnibenevolent, which means, under any circumstances, he should never be "pissed off". If you want to argue that he is punishing you for your misdeed, then why torture that person for eternity in hell? Is your God even allowing the "sinners" to change? I don't think so. To me, your God is treating his followers as his plaything rather than a child, and you all are afraid of this "benevolent" being (which is funny because if you find someone benevolent, why are you afraid of it). Lastly, isn't wrath a sin in Christianity? Looks like your God is not doing what he says.
@@victorystar8586 i should have just kept my mouth shut now im in another debate oh well
I always hear them whispering "No longer safe" in the very beginning.
I never could never understand what they were saying
I think they are saying 'thus sayith the lord' if that's the case then they might be angels
I thought so too, but just...listen...no longer safe indeed.
I can hear it too
I began this song just as I was reading this comment! I never noticed it until now.
Such a powerful phrase, "Thus saith the Lord". It conveys a sense of ultimate authority; what He says will come to pass, regardless of who strives against it. A great choice for the background vocals for sure
I never get goosebumps from music. This is an exception, never had more goosebumps in my life.
SilverFang paradox. Tou just made a paradox
I said, it's an exception.
SilverFang fair emough
@Silver You're not alone, especially with this song. :) Do you know the Salvation Plan of God, and Jesus Christ as your personal Savior and Lord?
I get goosebumps when I read the Bible :D
"Let my people go...
Thus saith the Lord"
This is very powerful.
the feeling in this song... I get shivers every time
+JORDAN CLARK omg 😂
if i had a badass choir behind me like the ones in this song during my life i think my life would be better i would be all like:
" I FAILED THAT TEST"
"I FAILED THAT TEST"
THUS SAITH THE PROFESSOR!
"I WILL NEVER LET YOU PASS!"
ScottishChristian "YOU WHO I CALLED TEACHER, HOW COULD YOU HAVE COME TO HATE ME SO?"
"YOU SEND THE SCORE, YOU SEND THE BORE"
***** I SEND THE C'S, I SEND THE D'S
Most badass song ever only Hellfire can rival this.
And they're both religious songs lol
The power of Stephen Schwartz.
Despite religion being a negative in general, they got some bangers.
naw not even
@Summer Rose this one is literally about god sending plagues and smiting Egypt
Ralph Fiennes doesn't get enough credit for his work on this movie.
James Bovill did he sing Rameses' part?
Yar tailor Oh shoot! I didn't see that before. XD
Lord voldemort has a nice voice and good in singing and the proof is the movie prince of egypt
He can sing really well. Did they think of him when casting a major baritone part in a musical movie? Naaah let's get some guy with zero voice!
Voldemort voiced Rameses?! This is the best thing ever!
This scene scared the crap out of me when I was a kid. But it's still a good song.
It is a good song but why send the plague?
Siobhan Pauro So Moses returned home to make Ramses release the Jewish slaves. He refused to and thought that Moses' god was ridiculous and that the Egyptian gods would protect him. So with each plague Moses' sent he asked for Ramses to release his people.
Each time Ramses said no another plague would come worse than the last. The 10th plague being the death of firstborns which finally forced Ramses to agree.
The plagues were God saying through Moses, "You will let my people go if you don't want everything to be destroyed." Ramses being very stubborn blew God off. Which is never a good idea. (Of course this is all from a religious perspective)
That is why the lyrics "I send my scourge, I send my sword" are repeated twice because it is Divine punishment. "Thus saith the Lord" is said very often because God was commanding this to be done.
If you watch this scene in the actual movie you can see all the emotions they are both going through really well. One of the strongest scenes in the movie in my opinion. Moses' chagrined really comes through and anger at his brother. As well as Ramses' refusal to allow Moses to win.
cooool74 Therefore, all of the innocent people should be punished instead of the Pharaoh being punished. BENEVOLENCE!
The Coda Kid Sounds pretty cruel, but I would think that if this really did happen, God would have allowed it only to prove a point (which was also mentioned in the song) that sometimes the innocent will suffer due to the selfishness/pride/stubbornness of others (especially of those in power), which is something that still happens today. Kinda reminds me of the government, lol.
cooool74 Wasn't it God that hardened Ramses' heart when Ramses had decided to let Moses and his people go?
Voldemort's got a pretty good voice.
Lol.
Gr8 b8 m8 i r8 8/8 plz dont h8
54Supersamuel He's not a troll. Fail! 6.5/10 IGN - too much fail.
LethalDamage :(
FatHedgie So does Batman.
*Literal hell fire rains out of the sky*
Pharoh: This is fine!
Lol
The Egyptians: I HATE THIS! EVERYTHING HURTS!
As contradictory as this sounds, I'm an Agnostic who loves religion. I think it's a wonderful thing tto believe in, and is great to have as support. Just because I personally don't believe in God doesn't mean He doesn't exist, and doesn't mean the religious are "idiots" or are even wrong.
This is one of my absolute favorite movies. No matter your religion or lackthereof, I think we can all agree that this movie is amazing and that the music is breath-takingly beautiful.
So true! ^^
+Bobbi W This song is amazing. Despite being atheist I used to watch this film all the time when i was little and this song is my favorite! Outstanding music.
A mature human being on the internet?! Excellent we need a lot more of those :3 . I am serious, kudos to you!
+Bobbi W AMEN i think the same
I'm so proud... someone who isn't looking to argue and make enemies!
The part about the locusts gives me chills!!!
+Saturnus It shows the power of God, and that who not acts as he says, will be punished.
Jelle Moerman actually it's just cause i am affraid of locusts :P
+Saturnus I get a sudden chill right at the beginning as the booming an malevolent chords start up....
jrsdef it's a really badass song!! I love it! As a child i used to get scared as soon as this scene came!
#freeblock13kakuma
Can we just appreciate the fact Voldemort is singing XD
Pharaoh was voice by Ralph Fiennes, who also plays Voldemort :)
***** Voldy got jealous XD
why the bloody hell is Voldemort singing?! does he have this weird fantasy of a musical?
Gamrgal a the pharoh (aka remases)
@Gamrgal a
In another timeline, Voldemort is a teen pop sensation
1:23 "such as the world has never seen". The scariest phrase in the song.
Don't forget the next rhyme
"Until there's nothing left of GREEN."
as a close second.
Mmm.. until you break, until you yield... in other words He will uterly destroy you
Relistening to this soundtrack and watching some of the scenes, it still surprises me that my grandparents said "ah, what a lovely movie for a 6 year old to watch!"
I knew the Moses story growing up but watching the soldiers taking the kids in the dream scene and hearing this song still makes me tear up to this day. Crazy the amount of emotion this movie still carries...
"Once I called you brother."
"You who I once called brother."
Honestly, I love that this song has this. Because in most depiction of this story, people may forget that Moses and the Pharaoh were once brothers at a time. They were raised and they grew up together. This song reminds that audience that it isn't two random people pitted up against each other, Moses and the Pharaoh were brothers. It is brother vs brother. And because of this fact that makes this song so much more bitter.
Religious or not, just think of this as a movie for a second. This is a God who has warned a man who treats his slaves, God's people, like crap, MULTIPLE times. And this has been happening for who-knows-how-long. Ramses' father even murdered babies when he heard that the slaves were talking of their God having created a liberator. So, Ramses has the gaul to say God is weak, and his many 'gods' can prevail. God uses his power to show the Egyptians that He not only proved was stronger than their false deities, but also looked down on the slaves. Whether you believe it or not, while God is the protagonist with questionable actions, He is just showing Egypt the other part of their relationship with the slaves.
Tactician Robin Awesome view man
Tactician Robin
... So, to prove how their cruelty was wrong, he decided to be even more cruel?
Quite the God you have. I'm religious, and as a religious person Christianity is sickening.
Tactician Robin I see you like Fire Emblem? I actually just did a Fire Emblem Fates/If piece of art based on this song haha
Oldangr Yes, but, mind you, this was before Christianity and Judaism existed as recognised religions. Back then, it was just this is your god, these are mine. It was just monotheism and polytheism for them. And the Egyptian gods weren't really kind beings.
So, keeping that in mind, put yourself in that God's sandals. Diplomacy had failed, and Rameses had made it quite clear that love and kindness weren't going to sway his decision. In the words of Pharaoh, his heart was hardened. So, God had to put this choice into actions that would get through this puny man's thick skull, resulting in the plagues. You also have to keep in mind that the mindset of Hammurabi was the ruling of the time. Ever read those rules of his? An eye for an eye was one of the kindest rules on there.
Get it now? There really wasn't any choice in the matter. Rameses was being bullheaded, and therefore he was taught a lesson. But don't take my word for it. It is just a movie, after all.
Tactician Robin God gives zero fucks about what people believe given that them questioning him is like a chair asking why the carpenter made him.
THIS is the kind of imagery i wish the bible had, "i send the locusts on the wing, such as the world has never seen, on every leaf and every stalk, until there's _nothing left of green_!"
IKR!!!
This happens in the Bible. You could argue that the Bible has more frightening imagery.
Grim Knight i didn't say this didn't happen in the bible. but do you know how the bible describes this scene? "moses went to pharaoh, and said "let my people go" and pharaoh refused, so moses grabbed some dust from the floor and tossed it in the air. "god's wrath shall fall upon thee", and there was a plague of locusts for (X amount of time)."
whooo, scary.
as opposed to "i send the locusts on the wing, such as the world has never seen, on every leaf and every stalk until there's _nothing left of green!_"
the bible isn't scary. it's dry and poorly written.
Wasn't it "wind" not wing. So there maybe that little bit may not scary, it's hardly poorly written the Bible is anything but. As I said before there is much more frighting imagery than "I send the locusts on the wing/d". It is still very cool though.
Grim Knight it's "on the wing", meaning flying towards a target. "on the wind" works as well, it just implies that a storm is blowing the locusts in, rather than them flying in under their own power.
and i've read the bible. the imagery is only good in a few spots, most of them in revelations. the rest of it is dry, bland and uninterestingly described.
God: What is a king to a God?
Pharaoh: And what is a God to a nonbeliever!
*10 Plagues later...*
God: Do you believe now?
Pharaoh: Uh huh...
Dragon Ball Super Reference? Nice
*10 minutes later*
Nuh uh
*15 minutes later*
*dead*
@@SherloxPro In the bible he lived
Broly: hey God, your powerful is pretty big right?
God: Uh Huh
Broly: well my power IS MAXIMUM
@@Ormagodden666 god:... Cute
"Such as the world has never seen" powerful words. Gives me goosebumps
I love this song. It shows the power and the outraging, complete power God has, and it just feels with me awe and some kind of weird fear. Like God just ‘says’ something and it happens. His word is law.
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Truth has been commented finally
I am Christian
1:27 gives me chills "Thus saith the Lord"
1:57 When your brother eats the last cookie without asking you.
I'm dyeing
I don't know why, but I get chills every time I hear the words "Thus saith the Lord" in this song.
Best vocal battle between Batman and Voldemort.
Lol
@@colleencasey5327 Considering that Batman was played by Val Kilmer (who played Moses) is incredible. But fun fact, Val did not sing the lines.
That's like saying that your favourite colour of the alphabet is seven
Ahhh, this song is so incredible!
“Then let my heart be hardened, no matter how high the price may grow, this will still be so, I will never let your people go!”
The eternal struggle of man’s defiance against the will of God, the stubbornness and anger as we slide further in the results of our rebellion, and yet we persist in destroying ourselves even when offered a chance for mercy. This is probably Dreamworks’ best picture.
You mean DreamWorks?
Mikitsuna Takaerari autocorrect screwed up my typing
Really wish they could do another Biblical account this epic!!
An interesting point:
In the biblical story, pharaoh attempted to let go of the Israelites several times, but each time God purposefully hardened his heart, because he wanted to punish the Egyptians more.
After Ramses says his line here that you quoted, the choir chimes in and says "this saith the lord" indicating that despite what we are seeing, these aren't really Ramses' words.
These are the words of God, spoken through Ramses as he hardened his heart to stand against the plagues, as he did in the biblical version.
@@alucard347 there’s a cultural context to the phrasing, because God didn’t force Pharoh to keep them as slaves, he gave him over to HIS gods who hardened his heart…
This song gives me chills every time. My younger sibling and I were fond of this movie when we were little. Whenever we went to our grandparents, we would choose this movie and watch it over and over again.
A childhood favorite of mine too. :) Do you know the Salvation Plan of God, and Jesus Christ as your personal Savior and Lord?
STCooper1 I don't know The Salvation Plan of God but I do consider Jesus as my personal Savior and Lord. I'm Roman Catholic but my family and I haven't been to church in a while. I know that when I get older and go to college, I'm going to attend church like my grandmother used to
Zoya Duchene The Salvation Plan of God is basically that because all humans sin, and because God loves all humans, He sent His Son, Jesus Christ, to die for our sins on the cross, which He did, was buried, and then rose from the grave on the third day, that whoever would sincerely believe by heart and confess this by mouth, that He is the Son of God and that He has done all this would be eternally forgiven their sins and saved from Eternity in the Lake of Fire to instead spend it with God. If you have done this, and accepted Jesus as Savior, then you will, if you haven't, you will spend all Eternity separated from God in the Lake of Fire, paying your sin debt yourself for refusing to let Christ's perfect sacrifice pay it for you.
STCooper1 Oh yeah! I remember. I apologize. As I said before, we don't go to church as much as we used to, so it slowly drifted off. Even though I believe in God and Jesus, I'm also a spiritual person sometimes. When I was younger, I had (or probably still have it) the "gift." I sensed a few spirits at my last moving location and had strange small experiences.
Zoya Duchene But have you accepted Christ as your personal Savior? You must trust Him as such by doing all I've said sincerely, or your not saved and can't go to Heaven.
The movie may be a biblical tale, but that doesn't mean that Christians are the only ones who love it.
I mean, technically this is the Old Testament, meaning it'd be Jews and Hebrews who'd be the ones to love it by that logic. But that's neither here nor there.
@@olivierdubreuil-gagnon2201
Christianity believes in Od
This song is so powerful. "Once i thought the chance to make you laugh, was all i ever wanted." Ugh that broke my heart.
"Until you break, until you yield. I send the swarm i send the hoard. Thus saith the Lord!" I got goosebumps.
"I send a pestilence and plague
Into your house, into your bed
Into your streams, into your streets
Into your drink, into your bread
Upon your cattle, on your sheep
Upon your oxen in your fields
Into your dream, into your sleep
Until you break, until you yield
I send the swarm, I send the horde
Thus said the Lord"
Lyrics from a song in a kids movie or a Black Metal song?
This is a trick question right
What gets me is the "until you break, until you yield" part
"Believe. For we will see God's wonders"
It's been my experience that even in this day & age the Good Lord still works in mysterious ways.
TheWiseTyronian I believe it. There are no coincidences
God not real
Oh, you of little faith.
coming from someone who probably thinks that "the Good Lord works in mysterious ways" is the answer to the Theodicy problem.
1:43. I love Moses' voice there!!!!
I had a friend who was an exterminator and we were on a job together when we found a huge hoard of locusts underneath a house he asked me how do I think they got there and my only response was " THUS SAID THE LORD!!!!!!" He was so confused
Poor dolt... he must learn you must explain....or perhaps. ...
The whole first part of this song is so well done. The way the choir builds with the orchestra backing it up, it's almost like you can feel God's wrath building and building till it breaks in the chorus. And right at the end, I really love the way the voice actor said the last "my". The full lyric for Moses there would be "Thus saith the Lord: let My people go" so it's Moses giving a direct command from God, and it sounds a lot more forceful than the other times he said "let my people go." I just find the way this song was done very cool.
These kinds of stories are the ones that last. Such a powerful conflict, with no side being "evil". Moses wanted his people's freedom from Egyptian rule, following a newfound hebrew god's words. On the other side, Ramses carried the weight of a legacy that spanned millenia and knew that allowing such a tribal divide would weaken his empire, and that other tribes would try to follow suit. An empire of gods vs a god of empires.
It wasn't Ramses it was Tut Moses. (I don't know how to spell the name)
@@sirenia1241 Tuthmosis III, is who you are probably looking for as he was the most militarily Pharoah at the time.
@@funguystudios6906 Thanks
@@sirenia1241 Anytime. I know a lot about Egyptology. If you have any questions just ask?
@@funguystudios6906 I'll keep that in mind.
"I SEND THE SWARM / I SEND THE HORDE / THUS SAITH THE LORD" is forever burned into my memory. I can hear those lines in my head perfectly no matter how long it's been lol.
It almost sounds like it’s being said by an omniversally incomprehensible power fuelled with rage.
I could listen to this song on repeat and it'll STILL give me chills.
Salúd!
Ignacio Leikis replace "youtube" in the URL bar with "listenonrepeat" and it will play on repeat :) have fun!
karlo sandro pudja
Wow! thanks!
Anytime, I searched for it a long time before I could finally listen to my favourite pieces all day long.
Same
My religious trauma doesn't stop me from enjoying this absolute bop
Judging by your pfp *you belong on a cross* !
@@Codreanu_Prezent💀
What trauma, don’t sin?
@@nicholascernatescu6685 a Christian would say that, wouldn't you?
@@blueberrymuffin6857 I’m saying that’s some pussy shit. “Trauma”. Saying something isn’t good for you and you shouldn’t do it isn’t trauma. It’s called you being so weak you have to use that word to make yourself a victim. Grow tf up
You don't have to be Christian to love this movie?!? Yea its a biblical tale but as long as you understand the motives of the tale & movie. Its alrite. Yea I'm Christian but I ADORED THIS MOVIE EVEN WAY BEFORE I WAS CHRISTIAN :D
Yeah!
Well-said, Martinez! I wish everyone understood this and other stories as you clearly do.
Christian? This is more of a Jewish tale. Moses could whoop Jesus anyday
Silly Willaims. Christianity (true Christanity, mind you, not that dressed up Greco-Roman paganism that tries to pass itself off as such) is an extension of Judaism. A Jewish tale is a Christian tale.
What do you mean my Greco-roman paganism
"Thus saith the Lord"
It's usually a good idea to obey when He speaks.
***** Well, I'm not a thousand years old, and the Lord has spoken to me. The Bible gives us an idea of God's character. Using that, we can see if what we're being told is in line with what we know about God. Just as important, the Spirit of God allows us to discern the truth by testing every thought. Ultimately, we know the truth from lies because God reveals it to us.
***** If youread the Bible it will tell you who are the 'false prophets and teachers.'
***** I heard His audible voice.
hugme201, couldn't a false prophet accuse a real prophet of being a false prophet? someone could be lying about not lying.
@steven smith does someone have to be heard to speak?
*"All the innocent who suffer from your stubbornness and pride"*
My classmates and I to our teacher who continues teaching after the lunch bell rang.
'Thus saith the Lord'
MEANING!
IT WILL COMPLETELY AND UTTERLY BE SO AND NOTHING WILL CHANGE THAT o.o
just in case anyone was wondering.
Not Disney! Not Disney! Dreamworks!
I know, nobody cares. :P
I care!
I care
good for you! :D
I care too
Yay, people care :)
STOP THIS ARGUMENT AND JUST ENJOY THIS FREAKING SONG!!!
@Eugene Flores wich is why the swarm frogs came
@@mr.look-see7464 LOL
#freeblock13kakuma
great childrens song...this and hell fire
ikr? Hell Fire creeps me out, and I wont be surprised if kids have nightmares after watching this movie. >.
WarriorKogaFan Right?!
You still alive years later??
Who knew Voldemort could sing?
Ralph Fiennes is amazing
I CANNOT listen to this ENOUGH! Thank you for the lyrics, WOW!
Moses: let my people go!
Ramses: No, no I don't think I will.
🎶This was my home all this pain and Devastation how it tortures me inside all the Innocence who suffered from your stubbornness and pride🎶 I love this part
I'm an atheist but I absolutely love this song. It's hauntingly beautiful & has a strong message. It sends me into a realm I get lost to.
Roses are red and violets are blue. I came here for the comments and so did you.
I came here for the song, like most people that click on a song
+Mia Porterfield your comment speaks truths!!
+BILLYBOB JOE I came for the song, I stayed for the comments!
I came here because I was sent to earth to execute my divine mission to proclaim to the people that God not real.
You know shit is getting real when locusts are involved.
If someone I know ever says they don't like this movie, I'm just gonna sing this song to them.
I have had the displeasure of meeting people who actually despise this movie and we are now sworn enemies!!!
+Brena Lynn KILL THEM!!
( no don't actually lol) but how could they!!
crossbones 56788 let's bring them the plague of lice and then we'll use red coloring dye and pour it into their water systems around their house
The most powerful part in this song, in my opinion, is "Thus saith the Lord"
I love it
One of the best non-disney songs ever
There are two kinds of people...
Those who sing-along to let MY people go.
And those who sing-along to I will never let YOUR people go.
Usually I am the first one
Prologue: Staff into Snake 🐍
1st Plague: Water into Blood 💧🩸
2nd Plague: Frogs 🐸
3rd Plague: Gnats or Lice 🦟
4th Plague: Flies 🪰
5th Plague: Diseased Livestock 🐂🐄🐑🐐🐎🐪
6th Plague: Boils and Sores 🦠
7th Plague: Hail and Thunder ⚡❄🔥
8th Plague: Locusts 🦗
9th Plague: Darkness 🌑☁️
10th Plague: Firstborn Deaths ☠😢
Epilogue: Red Sea Parting 🌊
Cant belive i never heard of this song (or king of dreams) until netflix
Bro, this is from Prince Of Egypt. 😑
+Saige Nichols I KNOW!
Scarlet Rose I meant I had never heard of this movie and it's song and king of dreams
kso whatcha think?
ShadowHunter kl
I set a fire on the track so that the subway's not on time, payroll messed up with your paycheque and you have to wait in line. You'll wake up late, you'll wake up hungry and with awful frizzy hair. Get to your desk at 10:15 and find your super waiting there!
"YOU'RE NOT PREPARED"
"YOU'RE LATE FOR WORK"
"YOUR BOSS IS A JEEEERK"
Pride is not the opposite of shame, but it's source. True humility is the only antidote to shame.
Amen to that. Now if only people like Nancy Pelosi and Mitch McConnell can start understanding that fact. Maybe then we'd finally see a second stimulus check, more relief for small businesses, and even an honest election.
Yeah. The result of being scared of being a failure
If only God was humble. Or existed, but then again he murders people who disagree with him.
Imagine how much chaos there would be if He were to smite us once again…
Oh Shi- ahem I mean snap. Oh snap.....
You would have to imagine it since no one has ever been smited and no one ever will be in real life
Enter 2020
@@TheHaHaNinja Oh you think so?
@@jet9758 I do
In modern times this would be absolutely terrifying to happen in every nation all at once but maybe its what's needed
Divine wrath from an entity beyond our comprehension. Exactly what 2020 was missing.
@@thunderwolfwyvern6314 "Beyond our comprehension." Finally, someone's said it.
That’s what is predicted in Revelations. The world will be brought to its knees and it’s terrifying!
@@sweetcinnamonpnchkin The Rapture isn't real.
@@BeepingMemeSauce oh no this one guy said it’s not real! Pack it up guys!
I find it amusing of the war in the comment section.
Yes, i don't believe in any gods. I don't believe that a fictional being i don't even know really exists loves us all. Yes, i don't believe on a book of paper older than my grand²²²²² grandpa holds the absolute truth. Yes, i rather see what sciense gives us with years of study and actual proof then just have "faith" on a god that gives his own creations free will, but punishes them if they don't follow him.
HOWEVER, i'm not going against any christians or so, calling them idiots or brainless or attacking any of them. Its their choice, i disagree with them, but i'm not going to change them because i, myself, might be wrong as much as they might be too.
Is it really so hard to understand, people? Saying you have "hatred" from the christians and other relligions isn't very different from the Holocaust and the "Holy" Crusades. Before you speak your words, question them to see if thats what you really mean.
I believe in a God,but how does the big bang work. Like were did the stuff that caused the bang come from? I just wanted to know,and every one I know is either Catholic or Christian so they suck at explaining.
Midnight Walker 55 Scientists don't claim to know everything about the origins of the universe, the big bang theory is just one possibility. God just doesn't make any sense in the context of our modern world and civilization, with how far we've come with science to explain things rather than just say a god created it.
+Midnight Walker 55. Let there be light.
Marc West Still ironic though; they'll label us as stupid for believing in a god, but turn around and make it sound as if believing in a big bang is any different in the belief-aspect of things.
As you said, you may disagree with Christians and such (and note: please don't confuse us with Catholics, Mormons, or Jahova's Witness, please?), and I myself disagree with the way scientists are going. It was only a decade ago (or less) when there was a widely agreed upon scientific rule, that everything has to be testable and/or observable; but they ditch that entirely when it comes to the big bang.
I understand that if I tried to prove that a god exists, but go around condemning scientists (Which even by Christianity's morals, is not our place, nor the right thing to do) I'll be acting hypocritical; I have nothing against scientists, but I strongly dislike it when because of someone ELSE who is being hypocritical and claims to be within the religion, gets scientists to place a label on the religion as a whole.
At this point, I couldn't care what religion, belief, disbelief or doubt a person could have; I just want them to put this petty arguing behind and advance beyond the social-skills of a five year old.
Why do people have to be so arrogant towards my religion.
Dear (no pun intended, as you'll see in a moment) Lord, this film is even better than I remembered as a kid! Nonbeliever or not, every time "Thus saith the Lord" gets said in this song, I get chills. Also, adding to the "Dreamworks, not Disney" conversation; yeah, there's this thing in business called risky ventures, and something like this is inherently controversial due to the subject matter is risky. When this film was released, Dreamworks was a very new company and a new brand, whereas Disney had been around for the better part of the 20th century already and had a name and a reputation to keep, thus making it more profitable to stick to the safer Disney fare.
Basically, by having nothing to lose and everything to gain from a riskier breakout hit, Dreamworks had the balls to make this film.
Until you break, until you yield.
Epic
Add this to your workout playlist. Guaranteed you go super Saiyan.
Nah, you're going Super Saiyan God 😂
No youre going super satan god 😂👌
Everytime I watch this movie, it just tells me to never doubt what our lord can do.
it at the very least makes clear why the fearing part of "god fearing" is important
just adding a note in order to stop confusion before it even happens, I am not religious. I am, however, able to admit when a character is written to be terrifying
CRAZY GREG FILMS amen brother
CRAZY GREG FILMS
AMEN!
CRAZY GREG FILMS AMEN
Bukangor
"God fearing" refers to fearing a life without God, not being afraid of God if you don't obey Him.
The people of a country suffering through numerous disasters thanks to its leader being stubborn and prideful and refusing to do what will actually stop all of it?
Wow those times were so bizzare and horrifying compared to today
I Send the Swarm, I send the horde thus saith the lord
that the line gives me goosebumps everytime
This movie/soundtrack is amazing. Just wow!
This song is literally so sad
"Once I called you brother. Once I thought the chance to make you laugh was all I ever wanted. And even now I wish that god had chose another serving as your foe on his behalf is the last thing that it wanted!" Shows that he still loves his brother even though they must be enemies."this was my home! All this pain and devastation how it tortures me inside!" Imagine having to watch the distruction of your childhood home and memories. "You who I called brother! How could you have come to hate me so?! Is this what you wanted?" This shows that the other brother feels betrayed. He wonders if moses ever really thought of him as a bother" I'm pretty sure that the rest of his family had died with moses(his brother) being the last alive loved one to him. He must feel so lonely which is why the last thing he wants to do is fulfill what his father wanted him to.
He still had his son at this time but that was taken away too a bit later so yeah, but Moses wouldn’t be the only living loved one at this specific time cuz it was before the final plague
even though this movie kinda dramatized it, the story itself is very true. People, God has this kind of power. And more. THIS SONG IS LITERALLY THE COOLEST BUT CREEPEST THING EVER
Abby Bouts lol what God? Why would God do that?(if he existed) I don't see how that's logical.
juan valdez He works in mysterious ways. But the way i see this is as a allegory of global warming, and Moses had previous knowledge of its coming so he used it as a threat to free his people. Either way, he had no control over the events to come, and sadly watched the Egyptian empire come to a practical halt.
Realise how after Ramses II egypt hadnt done anything notable?
@Pueterokos No, Moses knew what God told Him, this is how God freed His people, not global warming. In case you don't know the truth of God, and His Salvation Plan, and/or haven't been saved, here it is so you may-
God is very real and a three-fold God, the Holy Trinity(God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit). After Creation was made by God, humans were originally innocent of sin, but after the first two, Adam and Eve, sinned against God, with Adam bringing the curse of sin on the human race by doing so deliberately and allowing Eve to be tricked into sinning against God by Satan, God the Father sent His Son, Jesus Christ(God the Son), to fulfill all His prophecies about the coming Messiah(who would be humankind's redeemer of sin) revealed in the Old Testament that had to be fulfilled on Jesus' first trip here and to die as the perfect sacrifice for humanity's sins for all time, which Jesus did by living a completely sinless life in prayer and service to the Father(before this, animals were sacrificed continually to get man used to the idea of the perfect sacrifice that Jesus would be, but these sacrifices were imperfect and couldn't cleanse away sin, yet God would forgive them their sins for their obedience to Him in making those sacrifices because He considers obedience even better than a sacrifice), and three days after His sacrifice, Jesus rose from the grave resurrected in a glorified body(a body free of any human limitations of any kind) as a sign from the Father that His sacrifice had been accepted on our behalf. The sins(all but blasphemy against the Holy Spirit(God the Holy Spirit) ) of all humanity, both back then and today, were paid for Eternally with His sacrifice so that we could be both made alive spiritually(lost people are spiritually dead because their sins aren't forgiven yet, and are as sure for Hell or the Lake of Fire, one, as if they were already there) and reborn(spiritually) into the family of God through being baptized with the Holy Spirit by accepting Jesus Christ as our personal Lord and Savior, which we do by sincerely believing in Him to be the Son of God who died for our sins(with this His perfect sacrifice as payment for our sin debt to God on our behalf), that He was buried, and that He rose from the grave, with this coming after realizing you're a sinner in need of Eternal Salvation to avoid eternal damnation. You must believe all this in your heart and confess it by mouth. Doing so, we are born again into the family of God and will dwell with Him in Eternity. This is the only way you can go to Heaven, and all it takes to be there. Plain and simple.
If you have never heard this, the Salvation Plan of God, before, you have now, and will at some point make one or the other of two choices; Accept Christ as your Lord and Savior for the reasons I've already said when called on by the Holy Spirit to get saved, or reject Him. I really do want for you to be with me, my brethren, and God in Eternity, and implore you to make the correct choice and accept Christ when the time comes that you're called. If you do accept Christ, and follow His Will for your life, the world will persecute you at some point for standing for Him. It won't always be an easy life while your still in this world, but the rewards in Eternity and being with God will more than make it worth it in this life. When Jesus rose from the grave in His glorified body, He made Himself known to His remaining disciples and, before returning to Heaven, said He would go now to prepare a place for those who accept Him to stay in Heaven with Him, and when you die(if you get saved before that) you will be rewarded in accordance with how well you served to Him in this life. There is even more than this to come after, but we can talk about that in future messages if you want to reply.
Regarding Eternity with God though, its really as simple as what I've written in this message. If you have any questions, I'll be glad to answer them if you reply. However, I'll not argue the truth of Scripture with you, and If you reply denying the truth of what I've said or contradicting it, I'll ignore you.
tl;dr
You're a religious freak, I do not deserve nor do I have the time to read whatever raving blabbering nonsense you've got to offer.
Well you really like talking about globel warming don't you?
I love the meaning, and the story, because I am a Christian, but this music also slaps! Low key, I would listen to this any time.
Ramses' singing voice is my favorite part xD
It was done by Voldemort
What a masterpiece of art.
Old Testament God was so badass. He did not fuck around. His wrath is absolutely terrifying.
Everyone forgets he’s omnipresent and has only been incredibly patient until now.
God Bless you.
God is patient, loving, forgiving, but He has wrath.
When Lord Jesus Christ returns, these days are like the days of Noah, thus, God's wrath is set.
Do not swear, please.
the way they all harmonized at the very end is absolutely breathtaking
Holy crap I love this song. It's so epic.
And to the people that say "This is why I don't believe in God. He's so mean."
Are you serious? He warned the pharaoh and the people like a thousand times. AND when he took the first borns, he did it PAINLESSLY. I'm sure they're happier up in heaven than in such a harsh land.
Also, He didn't do it cause He's "mean". And if you don't believe in it, why comment on it? Doesn't matter to you, right?
The Pharaoh did WAY worse than what God did.
Agreed! God does these things because he wants us on right path! Its called tough love!
Are you troll? If this god knows everything then god created Pharaoh to not obey him so he could punish him. And everything Pharao did, he did because God created him to do so. Obviously everyone with brains realizes this what you call god is sick evil being. I am just happy knowing this god or any other man made ones for sure are not real and this movie was just great story with really good music nothing more.
God never created His followers to do bad things my friend. That is the Devil's work. He calls for people to follow the him on the wrong path and those without faith answer his call. God gave Pharaoh a chance on the right path but he was too arrogant for his own good. And i was simply agreeing to this persons comment. No troll intentions here !
Well there is free will too u know god can't make us do things and why should the ultimate creator be bound by his own laws obviously the only troll here is you my friend
Well gods can but he won't actually sry for that minor inconvenience
This movie is a masterpiece. The meaning behind it is dark for an animated movie, but I love it. Punishment and suffering for one's own stubbornness and blindness is a perfect aspect of a movie. This song is a bomber.
The choir in this is frikin awesome XD
Yeah, well done is the whole soundtrack! :) Do you know the Salvation Plan of God, and the LORD Jesus Christ as your personal Lord and Savior?
DON'T ARGUE, AND LISTEN TO THE MUSIC
1:56
When you leave the living room for 5 seconds to get a snack and your little brother changes the TV channel.