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What's in the Bible? Volume 1: In the Beginning (2011) [N/A]

Release Date:
September 27, 2011

Original Title:
What's in the Bible? Volume 1: In the Beginning

Alternate Titles:
Buck Denver Asks: What's in the Bible? Volume 1: In the Beginning

Genres:
Family

Production Companies:
Jellyfish Labs

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 60

Overview from TheMovieDB

Buck Denver and his friends kick off their adventure through the whole Bible with In the Beginning [Genesis] – and you’re invited to come along! Travel back to where it all started, in the Bible’s first book. You’ll experience Creation, walk through the Garden of Eden and meet the world’s first humans – Adam and Eve. When they choose to go their way instead of God’s, sin enters the world. As we continue on, we see sin’s devastating effects in the stories of Cain and Abel, Noah and the ark, and the Tower of Babel. But this is only the beginning. Come along as we learn all about the world’s most important book – what it is, who wrote it, and why can we trust it.

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  • Phil Vischer
    Self
    Buck Denver
    Clive
    Ian
    Chuck Waggin
    Sunday School Lady
    Agnes
    Winnifred
    Brother Louie
    Michael
    Captain Pete
    Pastor Paul
    Chester Whigget
    Marcy

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