EXODUS: GODS AND KINGS Clip - "Catastrophes" (2014)
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- EXODUS: GODS AND KINGS Clip - "Catastrophes" (2014).
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PLOT: The defiant leader Moses rises up against Egyptian Pharaoh Ramses II, setting six hundred thousand slaves on a monumental journey of escape from Egypt and its terrifying cycle of deadly plagues.
RELEASE DATE: 12 December 2014 (USA)
GENRE: Action, Adventure, Drama
STARS: Christian Bale, Joel Edgerton, Ben Kingsley
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Moses: LET MY PEOPLE GO!
Pharaoh: Ha Ha. That’s cute.
Moses: Hey boss, he’s not going for it.
God:
"Hold my beer."
God: Nah no. Hes got a point.
*guy cries over animal*
Ramses is the perfect example of why "Ego is Not your Amigo" ....
Exactly
Once I called you brother, once I thought the chance to make you laugh was all I ever wanteeeeed!!
I send the thunder from the sky
I send the fire raining down
And even now I wish that God
Had chose another
Serving as your foe on his behalf
Is the last thing that I wanted
@@bighorn6964 This was my home, all this pain and devastation, how it tortures me inside. All the innocents who suffer from your stubbornness and pride.
@Leidan X
You who I called brother
How could you have come to hate me so?
Is this what you wanted?!?
Then let my heart be hardened; but never mind how high the cost may grow
This will still be so
I will never let yooourrr peeeople go
@@theashman4290
THUS SAID THE LORS
THUS SAAIIIIDD THE LORD
III WILLL NEVEERR LETT YOURR PEOPLEEE GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@benoitdumond6369 EPIC just EPIC
Whoever casted Ricky Gervais as pharaoh is a genius
pls let this be sarcasm
@@honeysluiced yeah it's Ricky on roids.
Wtf that was Ricky geravis 🧐😯
That wasn't Gervais, that was Joel Edgerton as pharaoh
"absolutely brilliant idea, idk how they came up with that idea"
How they provide a certain realism to THAT event, and how desperate Ramasis is, they did a great job.
Event that never happened
@@gianzua5727 On what grounds can you, a person with a sense of nihilism, prove that it "Never Happened"?
@@lumberluc this events occured separately,in different years and season not in 5 days...come back to reality
@@gianzua5727 Who said "5 days"? I never said "5 days". Did you say "5 days"?
Come on, that's a weak stance.
@@lumberluc "prove that it "Never Happened"?" It's for you to prove the Passover story "did happen". Unlike Noah's ark which can be proven for the most part - it's too hard to prove something like that didn't in history but you can say it's very unlikely - You take what you can get with history dated that far back and as we know from even more present history, even that it even isn't reliable. So what is with that bullshit "prove it". HOW?!
No rocks to carbon date, no fossils you cant make facts from history unless something you can use science with to prove. It's only calculated guesses and all guesses as of present say it didn't happen or like Gian said, over the course of years - more than likely Moses just ate some trippy shit from that bush and was chatting shit but you ask me to "prove that" also .. haha
Being an executioner was always the safest of jobs
And the most fun
Not if you fucked up.
Nah being a mortician is better,customer is always calm.
@@peculiarteller.2478 don't give me ideas.
@@abhinavtripathi9678 you started it,pal
Moses: God said let my people go.
Pharoah: Pffft, why?
God: *Starts playing Dark Souls boss music*
Pharoah: ...Will you be requiring refreshments for the journey!?
"A FLY?"
A question that kills.
I like how it reminds of what's happening now with people and their mistrust towards vaccinations / medical personnel being questioned in senate hearings. 🍷😆
I don't understand why Ramses pissed off by that
A bat, maybe?
@@araitol3935
potentially because of a previous scene in which the philosopher tries to use his science to explain the flies when he obviously has no idea what he’s talking about. he ends his lecture by implying that the flies would simply die off once they ran out of dead things to feed on. he fails to foresee that a surplus of flies would lead to the plague of boils. in the same manner, the high priestess previously insisted that her prayers to the river goddess would purify the nile, which never came to pass. his execution of both advisors illustrates the inability of his wisest courtiers to explain or mitigate the plagues, as well as rameses’ own descent into tyranny.
@@evm6177 you like that huh?
And people say 2020 was the worst year.
I like how the man loves his bull . It's nor usual anymore but bulls and cows are sentient creatures.
The bull is his livelihood! It's likely an animal he's had since it was a baby, and it's provided for him and his family. It's not just an animal, it's a source of income and even a friend or family member. I'd be heartbroken too, if my bull, that I worked so hard to keep healthy and that helped me labor every day for years, died before my eyes.
I always thought the 4 living creatures described in Revelation show us that humans, eagles, Ox(bovine), and lions have some level of higher sentience than other animals, perhaps they were just God's chosen alongside humanity but weren't made in the image of God.
3:28 I always thought this was hilarious. Never safe to be an advisor to an angry king
Why did he get executed?
@@ArghastOfTheAlliance He was trying to explain the plagues with science and Ramses was impatient and tired of not getting results. And the fact that Ramses could infer himself that flies could possibly be a cause, he realized he didn’t need his advisor anymore.
@@michaelmilian4336 Thanks!
@@ArghastOfTheAlliance haha of course! Also similar situation with the priestess, Ramses summoned her and she explained she already prayed to the Gods. Ramses was displeased and gave the signal
@@michaelmilian4336 Ramses executed the priestess?
2:20 That horse had great acting.
I send my sword! I send the swarm! Thus saeth the Lord!
What a mean god he is
@@overlord5068 Saying things like that to people is just setting a bad example on God. Jesus gave us 2 jobs, to love our neighbor and to love him, How is telling your neighbor he's going to burn in hell a loving thing to do? Love is defined as patient and holding no record of wrongs, If he perceives God as mean, perhaps maybe you should trying showing God's love through you. When we show love, we are planting small seeds of faith in their hearts, and whether those seeds will grow into trees will be up to them, but instead of doing that you deficated on the soil in his heart to keep any seed from growing.
@@overlord5068 God doesn't need you to defend him. Kindness isn't a reward, it is what God commands us to show towards even our greatest enemies.
You know, it's really sad, Jesus gave us only 2 jobs, which is to love each other and love him, and we can't even do those correctly as humans. He literally lightened the load for us and we can't even carry our fair share.
@@overlord5068 Of course it's difficult, never said it wasn't, but we should at least TRY, instead of just dropping it and saying "eh, it's too hard"
@@overlord5068 Instead of condemning them, try to understand WHY they feel that way, try to put yourself in their shoes, have empathy. You keep trying and trying, you never stop trying. When you stop trying you, in a sense, are renouncing your faith.
Honestly, Ridley Scott's last decent movie.
I like how they rationalised the 10 plagues.
still, im quite sure the it wasnt a hail like that last part of the clip
it was literally raining fire
@@thecommentguy9380 i think there's some creative choices he has to make to make it more realistic or grounded. unless there are some active volcanoes we dont know about near there
@@endor8witch egypt isnt known for having volcanoes nearby. I can appreciate him trying to make it scientifically realistic with the chain reaction, but losing biblical accuracy isnt very cool
@@thecommentguy9380 the literal Hebrew words open the possibility to hail and thunderstorm. Don't get too caught up on the English translation
Rationalized?
"I send a hail of burning ice on every field, on every town."
The more someone hardens their heart to God the louder he has to scream at them to get their attention until he finally lets them go their own way into their sin.
And for Pharaoh, the more he hardens his heart, the more Egypt will suffer until he lost everything.
Bible says god hardens pharaoh's heart first lol
Except God hardens the pharaohs heart not the other way around...read you bible. Sad that if God is real he made thousands of people suffer, when he could of just delt with the pharaoh individually. The story makes no sense as God Knows the future and already knew the outcome lol
@@Dez083 That's just it. People only learn to fear God when they have to pay a heavy price. And for Pharaoh, he only surrendered when everything is taken from him.
@@joshuaamadeusishak1887 so he harden his heart so that he would surrender in the end anyway? Did you just disregard what I just wrote... I feel as though you skipped over my entire sentence and made something else up in order to justify God's actions. If god knows the future already why would he then hardened the Pharaoh's heart who was already having difficulty believing in this god and then made thousands of people suffer because of his actions. So that Moses free all the slaves? What about the slaves for the rest of the world? Anyway it's a fictitious story and shouldn't be taken literally.
The Pharaoh's ulcers look like Homer Simpson's pasted oatmeal ulcers, from when he "got" Hansen's disease.
the absolute apathy he has towards the queen’s suffering (and the suffering of his people) is disgusting
That is how stubborn the Pharaoh's heart is and how much of a blockhead he is. In Egypt, the Pharaoh is revered as god himself that is why he won't submit to anyone not even the Living God of Hebrew. And, that is why the consequences will be more devastating for him to bear later on.
Some of the best special effects ever!
Rain in the middle of egypt ... is almost close to impossible let a lone an ice rain. Come on Ramses .... you're not stupid, that is definitely a work of higher power. Ramses just too proud of a man and too arrogant to admit it at this point, he was blinded by power.
The Quota of making bricks without straw was before the 1st plague, not after the 4th plague, Mixture of wild beasts, or the 6th plague, Boils!
It is always the poor who suffer for the follies of the rich...
Kids of 1990's and 2000 sitting in AC room with internet connection
" 2020 was worst year in human kind"!
Just noticed that the woman that was supposed to help purify the river was executed as well.
oberyns gf
@@pentiumradeonshe got off easy in this movie. Much worse fate in GoT.
i don't know why people hated this movie i thought it was good not great but good
the movie is good. christians don't like it because distorts the bible
It was good,, the actors did their job well
One of the worst movies I've ever seen. And I'm Agnostic
@@michaelpachuau3885 Thianpa chuuu,,, sual thiam thei eee
I loved it
Rameses II is always the popular choice for this tale, when in all honesty it wasnt even him.
It was his father who was the main villain but rameses 2 was equally bad
Ramses inherited Egypt and therefore inherited the ability to liberate or oppress the slaves. He was the main catalyst for the stories of Exodus
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@@Sadab360 Ramesses II was probably the greatest Pharaoh that ever lived.
@@SuperMarkizas I only know the man outlived most of his children. Why do you say he was the greatest?
God:” Hehehe….so, farao. You wanna play the hard way with Me? Let’s play it….”
3:43 hell of a storm!
🔥⚡🔥
You missed the chance to say 'Hail of a storm' lol.
Plot Twist: The Egyptian gods were revolting against Ramses, to show he has no power over them
More like yehweh making a mockery out of the egyption gods and then some showing truly who is God.
Amen brother that is what happened. ADONAI through the plagues demonstrated who was the true God. Each plague was an attack to a Egyptain pagan deity.
More like God showing His Might to those fallen angels (Egyptian gods).
It’s entirely possible many Egyptians saw it that way. It’s all just different interpretations of the same events.
Very interesting interpretation! 😊
The Israelites were enslaved to the Egyptians for 400 years and they never gave up hope that God would send someone as a messenger to end this suffering. The Egyptians saw a people that were hard working and forced them to build their cities. When i see Hollywood make movies like this they do capture the suffering and how the Egyptians treated the Hebrews they didn't give a crap about them. The prince of Egypt is a great musical of Exodus bc it shows the relationship between two brothers in the beginning being thick as theives to grown men who must do what is right for their people. I think the Egyptians had it coming honestly.
Yeah God wanted to destroy Egypt at that point but he timed it so that once they got out they would take the land God was giving them and bring Justice to the other evil nations as God said before that they would be in slavery for 400 years and the inquity of the Amorites was not yet full so once they got out 400 years later they would destroy them with Gods Holy vengeance.
دائما اليهود عبيد لنا 😎
23 When Moses lifted his staff toward the sky, Yahweh sent thunder and hail, and lightning struck the earth. So Yahweh made it hail on Egypt. 24 It hailed, and lightning flashed while it hailed. This was the worst storm in all the land of Egypt since it had become a nation. 25 All over Egypt the hail knocked down everything that was out in the open. It struck down people, animals, and every plant in the fields and destroyed every tree in the fields. 26 The only place it didn’t hail was the region of Goshen, where the Israelites lived. (Exodus 9 Names of God Bible)
So this is true?
@@thanatbuaket6137 no evidence for it apart from what is in the Bible. Strange the literate Egyptians never mentioned any of it.
@@toppyclashofclans8397 they would hide it of course it was embarrassing for them also their was evidence of the Israelites crossing the red sea and a beacon was placed by the Egyptians to show of it but they wanted that part to be skipped from their history.
@@nelsonkiiru7252 a whole people, a whole region hid it? What about the archeology of 2,000,000 people walking out of Egypt and around the area for 40 years. Not one piece of pottery from that era to corroborate the story.
Please don't use the old excuse/conspiracy theory that they hid it. It makes you sound silly.
@@toppyclashofclans8397 there is evidence. But people are hiding it, because they do not want the truth out. Yeah, I know it sounds crazy and overly zealous(?) But there is proof.
Moses brother looks to me so powerful and strong .. they did great on the look
Imagine Disney making a live action of Moses XD
There is animation about it but from Dreamworks "The Prince of Egypt" it was good
@@veririyanto9003 best movie ever
Even though Prince of Egypt was released in 1998, it actually aged very well. The remastered version looks amazing!
They probably will, cause he’s egyptian and exotic so it’s cool and shit. How pathetic
No
God is such a nice guy....his love is all over the movie. LoL
So god should just do whatever makes you comfortable?
@@Josh-rn1em Well, he doesn't have to be perfect, but he'd be a little more appealing if he wasn't such an insatiable thrill killer.
@@hannotn he is whatever you think he is. Good or bad. That's the problem. We can't as humans understand above what our psychology allows.
It is not for god's slaves to test him. Its only for god to test his slaves
@@Josh-rn1em well yeah? we made him up you would at least think we would make him on our side
This movie was one of the unwritten plagues.
But is it canon in christian history? Or it is just fake made by hollywood
It’s Old and New Testament
that's a wicked staff infection
underrated
@James Cricket staph infection is what you get from staphylococcus, which causes stuff like MRSA. But, he was using a play on words, I think, bc the Pharoah would tap his staff and the people working for him would get executed.
3:33, damn did he just sentence the high priestess to the ax?
When you think about it, its rather poetic. Moses told Rameses to retire her when he became pharaoh, earlier in the movie
@@lightheart5 ahh I haven't watched this movie since it came out.
She should have done her job lol
@@freeagentforlife4717 She couldn't because the Egyptian Gods were useless.
Pharoah : Kill em all ...
God : WAIT no that's not how this works . _.
And that's when the nuns started taking swings at me at Sunday school ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Our ancestors had gone through a lot…
You're a white dude not midskin
Covid back then
0:41 Artur Szpilka ..best actor:D:D:D:D
Why did this pop up outta nowhere is UA-cam trying to tell us something 🤔
New virus coming soon
Right
Waiting for preacher comments
@@mariarita2707 MSCHF just dropped a new virus ya'll! You heard it here, first. Supplies are limited, so get yours, now! 😂
3:19 = I can literally hear Hotep & Huy speaking these same lines in my head. XD
The Northern Star is the Brightest in the Night Sky i looked up and the Northern Star moved from 5 o'clock to 2 o'clock in about 3 seconds and then it turned off as if someone hit the switch
Someone’s spiking your drinks
Its trying to tell you about your Car Insurance Warrenty.
Moral of the story: don’t play with God
@Cezar who is your god then ? Wkwkwkwkwkw
@Cezar wkwkwkwk you dont believe in death ? Then ? 🤣
@Cezar oh brother i have logic And this is FAITH ❤️❤️
@Cezar Goodluck to you brother 🤣🤣 peace out ❤️
@Cezar Yes. God does not exist.
Oh my God! Tala Durith and Owen Lars in this movie that i didn't recognize them when i watched Rebels
I’d understand the backlash Ridley Scott casting Joel Edgerton as Ramses II if he gave this amazing dramatic heartfelt performance. Ralph Fiennes gave such as three dimensional performance in Prince of Egypt and that movie
Was animated.
In this, he just appears to be a major overreact or
Priestess Lady giving zero effs.
Moses : "So, I asked the Pharaoh to let us go and...he didn't"
God : "Yeah, thats my bad. I hardened his heart to make him extra dickish and stubborn" Exodus 7:3-4
Moses: "What?! Why!?"
God : *Lol I dunno know...Lmao*
Idk why, but I thought this was going to be trailer for a Yugioh movie about exodia
6 The next day Yahweh did as he said. All the livestock of the Egyptians died, but none of the Israelites’ animals died. 7 Pharaoh found out that not one of the Israelites’ animals had died. Yet, Pharaoh continued to be stubborn and would not let the people go. (Exodus 9 Names of God Bible)
Yahweh is pagan
Advisor’s last words: “whoooaoaa!”
Thank god we were in that era it was a hellish nightmare unless you're a noble class or pharaoh.
Noble class and pharaoh suffered too, you pathetic troll
Thank god we weren't*
Cel mai tare film posibil!!
I don’t remember Spud being in this movie.
Lol same here! Or Lucius Vorenus’s wife Niobe!
Great film!!!
A lot of folks just didn't get it........
Or maybe they just prefer other interpretations of this story.
@@CactusCowboyDan
Ok!!! Ya got me on the technicality!!
Feel better now???
@@Sean2002FU Having a bad day??
@@CactusCowboyDan no, not at all!
It just surprises me how many people there are today that point out the obvious, and then think they've made some great intellectual point......
My day is awesome!
I hope yours is too!!!!
Be good!
I liked the pharoah better when he was rabble-rousing in bars with Hal.
Great movie
3:06 Covid scientists explaining....
😂😂
5000 years ago, science claims, Egypt was a lush green land. That transformation to what Egypt is today is Biblical.
All the plagues were signs that God is real and they showed obey. Giving them multiple chances to come to him. But Egyptians kept on worshipping false idols and Pharisees refused to let Gods people go out of spite.
lol Pharisees, wrong period
this is a very good movie and gets a nice big 10/10 its that good
Doesn't matter if you agree or not. God wanted His people free from abuse and oppression.
Basically this is a film about the corona virus in 2022
Beautiful looking film
God, ladies and gentlemen. Making innocent people suffer to prove a point.
I ❤️ this movie. I don't get the hate.
It was because whitey was portraying Egyptians.
no one will ever be able to beat The Prince of Egypt on this narrative so I can’t imagine why filmmakers still try
@@helixmoore7636 Nobody speaks Egyptian in Egypt, because there are no Egyptians anymore. Egyptian is now a nationality, whereas they speak Arabic.
So nobody really knows what color they were.
@@rosssmith8481 I mean we know what people from the Levant just north of them looked like and we know what people from Sudan (who lived with and at times ruled over Egypt) looked like; it certainly wasn't white.
First of all : Ridley Scott is not a Jewish, or a Christian. Thus: He took far too many liberties in making the movie about The Exodus of the Hebrew Children out of bandage in Egypt. Before each plague: Moses went before Pharoah, and asked him to "Let my people go". Pharaoh hardened his heart each time. Then God would send another plague. Then Moses would repeat the request to "Let my people go": After which time; Pharaoh would again: Harden his heart. The final plague was that the first born son of each Egyptian household would die, unless they spread the lamb's blood in their doorways. As for the crossing of the Red Sea: PLEASE !!!!! The crossing is described vividly in the book of Exodus. And God caused a string wind to blow out the north all night. When Moses touched his staff on the waters: The Red Sea parted. "The people of Israel went over on DRY LAND", and "The water was as a WALL on their left, and in their Right ". When Pharaoh's army passed in the midst of the waters: The Sea covered them over, and None Survived". It is never mentioned anywhere that Pharoah entered the midst of the parted waters.
U can do everything with CGI..up to u
Beautiful movie
Good thing all the flies left after the plague
Exodus really doesn't paint God in a very good light, does it lol
Morality is a perspective for God, judged in shades of Grey, at least he didn't destroy the world this time
If you are given the power of God and aren’t allowed to interfere with Pharaoh’s free will , how would you convince him to let Israelites go in peace ?
I am sure you have a better way than God did , just curious to hear it..
If I were in his position I’d make it so that every time you eat a dead Egyptian ox it turns to thick blood meaning you can’t eat it you have to drink it or spit it out if u don’t then you will choke
@@endtheseaofhateg6616 Still pharaoh wouldn’t have stopped killing Israelites… If they choke and die , then know that’s what god did too when the sea covered them ..
He film director admitted to being atheist
in the caption, it it looks like Eddie Alverage
Un vero Dio d' amore....
È un Dio giusto.
As Pharaoh destroyed Egypt, Israel under Hoshea; Judah under Zedekiah; Judaea under Caiaphas; Caesar under pagan Rome; Pius under papal Rome; Germany under Hitler; and Japan under Hirohito: "one sinner destroyeth much good."-Solomon.
@Darren Marcel What I read of his life in Scripture is that once his kingdom was firmly established he began taking in heathen wives, and he was seduced to allow them to sacrifice to their heathen gods. Thus set in motion both the downfall of both Israel and Judah. But the book of Ecclesiastes, written toward the end of his life's journey in a mournful tone he worked to undo the harm he had done, just as Manasseh after being imprisoned and repented for his wickedness, the LORD restored him to his throne. Manasseh worked to undo the harm he caused to the LORD'S chosen people.
@Darren Marcel I don't believe "Solomon rebelled in the end" of his life. His apostasy began much earlier in life. As I said before, the book of Ecclesiastes was his mournful dissertation of repentance. And scholars have cited that the reason he brought heathen women to Israel was an act of evangelism to show the contrast between the heathen gods and the GOD of Israel. But over time he fell prey to temptations that led to the sacrifices to false gods. After Solomon's death, revolts broke out over who should be king, and the kingdom of Israel split. From that moment, not one king of Israel received the LORD'S approbation. Out of the 42 kings only 11 "did that which was right in the eyes of the LORD."
@Darren Marcel Yes, you've disagreed with everything I shared. It's like we're competing against each other as fellow believers. Satan smiles. I've met Christians who have denounced the book of Ecclesiastes saying, "It's a worthless book."
Do you hold this view? Because you've shown no respect to the man, only disdain.
Makes me wonder if you disagree with his counsel, from the doctrine repeated throughout the Bible that death is "sleep," to his closing words concerning "the whole duty of man." I don't know a single major denomination who are commandment-keepers.
The Law that Jesus said to obey (Matt.19:17) the churches universally disobey.
Did you know Jesus condemned every Sunday law on the night of the last supper when the Lord forbid any religious tyranny in His church? Lu.22:25,26.
If the simple commands of Christ are denied, your trust in today's seminaries is foolish and perilous, which only confirms the words of Peter: "And if the righteous scarcely be saved [those who profess the Christian faith] where shall the ungodly and sinner appear?"
When Revelation 13:13 is fulfilled and the leading church ministers take the throne of human government, at this time Revelation 18:1-5 will be fulfilled.
Pharos destroyed egypt
How can ?
The pharos build ancient Egypt
and not all the pharos was like ramsis second
@Darren Marcel
thutmose III was the greatest king of Egypt after Ahmose he was king not pharo
I will not leeeeeeeeeeeet yoooooooooooooour people....GoooooooooooOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
I can't believe the Pharoah killed Spud from Trainspotting.
where is Moses when you need him
Maybe God could have just killed Ramses, instead of killing everything else instead?
Where's the fun in that? The god of Abraham is a jealous and vengeful god.
@@logon235 facts people don’t know that God is really a gangsta
@@logon235 Typical ignorant atheistic claim without any base to it at all whatsoever. If you’ve bothered to study the Hebrew Bible, New Testament or even the Quran which deal with the Abrahamic God, you’d realize that He’s far more complex than it seems at first.
Every Egyptian held a whip , not just Ramses ..
The horse was breaking my heart. Since I love horses.
Nie wiedziałem ze Artur Szpilka gra w filmach
I think this film was made on Hazrat Musa (A.S) and Pharaoh. All catastrophes shown in this movie are related to that era
Yes.
yes because your profit muhammad was copying stories from the Old Testament and the Gospels😂😂😂
@@christrisen6589 muhammed is prophet too just like moses
and that was just January to March of 2021... I remember...
I believe that winter strom, other people in texas think winter strom and climate change isn't real. Brunch idiots and republican assholes
Did the Pharaoh know his heart will be heavier than the feather when Anubi will judge him?
The Pharaoh will de damned to soul destruction, according to egyptian worship
Egyptian Gods are nice and pure...their people are the problem.
As like for Yahweh, the problems came from humans, not from Gods
That’s why they didn’t interfere
0:20 poor wifey
For the modern egyptian watching this video today.. May I ask you reaction about this?
Best actor of the movie was the horse
Only GOD is all Powerful!
GOD IS GREAT
My father doing any type anything possible game changer his brilliant
Not a great movie, but beautiful to look at.
I want to correct the title of this movie :
"It's God and the king".
Joel Edgerton is another Bill Paxton…put him anywhere, he does everything
Love me you paharaoh king Egypt
Me after my brother begs me to watch season 3 of breaking bad just to see the episode 3:21
Knots everywhere
Hard plagues.😳
Egypt's oppression of Israel resulted in 10 plagues. This plague was brought down so that Pharaoh and the Egyptians would end the slavery of the Israelites that had been going on for many years.
Q: Who was guilty here?
A: Rameses.
Q: Who suffered from 'God's wrath'?
A: Innocent people.
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asiquerreiro This only proves that people can suffer because of the decisions of evil leaders. God was saving his chosen people. If the Egyptians would have turned from Ramses and followed Yahweh and the Jews, they would have been saved too.
But he suffered the same ways his people did ? He caught the the plague, his country turns into ruins due to the river and cattle dying, his first born died.
It's just that being a ruler have more perks that make life easier, but ultimately he payed for all of his sins.
@@knell18897 I agree he paid for them. Maybe I misunderstood your point. It sounded like you were taking a shot a God because of the fact that an evil leader does evil things and innocent people under his rule pay for it and that is somehow unjust.
Innocent people?
Is anyone truly innocent? I don’t think so.
I feel so bad for those animals with diseases. But it was true that ramses can't let Moses people go