Entire New Testament on video!

WorldNetDaily.Com ^ | Posted: March 18, 2004 1:00 a.m. Eastern | © 2004 WorldNetDaily.com

[Bobby777]

Over 10 years in the making, the entire New Testament is now on video – word for word – and for a limited time, it is available from WorldNetDaily exclusively at a 20 percent introductory discount!

The WatchWORD Bible New Testament is history's first true "Video Book." A remarkable new art form for the information age: You watch it, read it and hear it all at once.

All 27 books of the New Testament are presented with dynamic text on screen, inspiring narration, thousands of scenes, special effects, original music and sound effects. The WatchWORD Bible is compelling to watch – a chapter a day or more! Instant chapter selection on DVD plus amazing quality. God's Word leaps from the printed page to your television and computer!

Watch it for personal and family devotions, while exercising, to fill your children's minds with God's Word, with seniors, the disabled, in churches, schools, Bible studies, in reading programs and for learning English as a second language, just to name a few uses for this powerful new tool. Every home, church and library ought to have The WatchWORD Bible New Testament!

Experience all 260 chapters – totaling 26 hours – on 12 DVDs, using the best-selling Contemporary English Version translation – loved for being biblically accurate, reader friendly, and understandable.

Also available, separately, is the award-winning WatchWORD Bible: The Book of Revelation DVD. The greatest prophetic message of all time, the culmination of the Holy Bible – The Book of Revelation – foretells the world's end and God's victory over evil when Jesus Christ returns from heaven.

Promising God's blessing on those who read it and those who hear and obey it, the apostle John's message has never been more relevant than today. And The Book of Revelation has never been easier to understand than with The WatchWORD Bible, full of hundreds of inspiring scenes, special effects, and twenty-two chapters of original music.

The Book of Revelation DVD won two awards in its prophetic premiere at the 2000 New York International Independent Film and Video Festival. Watch and read The Book of Revelation in about two hours (110 minutes).

[Bobby777]

saw this on WND.Com today ... has anyone watched them yet?

[Squantos]

Thanks for posting this........And the price is ?

And don't say eternal damnation either !..........:o)

I have the audio version that I listen to on road trips but that was very expensive. This DVD thang has to be costly.......

Stay safe !

[Bobby777]

was $250 ... now $200 ... kinda expensive for individuals but a church could invest in it and perhaps show it ... I'm not sure how it is licensed though ... some videos require special licensing ...

a few people could go in together and donate it to their church ... we have two 20' x 24' video screens in our new church (built 3-4 years ago) ... I donated a copy of TheBereanCall.Org's "Israel, Islam and Armageddon" ... they upgraded to a DVD copy and it was shown the last two September 11 memorial services ... over 1,300 people saw it the first time and over 1,000 saw it the following year ...

[Bobby777]

actually I think I misstated the screen size ... they may be more like 10' x 20' ... in any case, there's always a good seat for sermons or video viewing ...

[Squantos]

Good deal..........I'll give em a shout !

Stay Safe !

[Bobby777]

you too ... hope our troops are able to stay safe given these ongoing attacks in Iraq ...

[MediaMole]

This may be well intentioned, but it is an ad for a commercial product. WND is selling these.

[Bobby777]

yeah, you're right ... it was posted as an "article" ... but given the popularity of "The Passion", maybe these will be good for educating people with additional Scripture ... for those interested in such things, I mean ...

thanks for commenting ...

[cyborg]

I have James Earle Jones Read the Bible and Michael York reading Psalms. Best things I ever bought.

[BigSkyFreeper]

Micheal York was great in the movie Megiddo. Saw it the other night for the second time on TBN.

[cyborg]

I'm bored with secular BS. Think it's time I took God seriously. I feel that way when I watch movies like that, but all isn't right spiritually with me anyway. My mother was right about church.

[onyx]

Interesting.
I might buy it.

[BigSkyFreeper]

I've been taking God more seriously for the last 3 years. The Passion Of The Christ was sort of an outlet for me to tell everyone I've been walking with the Lord faithfully for the past 3 years. During the last 3 years, I've kind of kept it to myself, what with all the secularism going on.

[BigSkyFreeper]

I haven't watched them, but they sound interesting indeed. Thanks for posting this.

[cyborg]

My mother leads a prayer group downstairs. I'm not one for praying with people, but still she's worried I don't pray or anything. Which is true, I don't really pray (then I wonder why my life sucks). I'm going to see Passion of Christ though when the theaters calm down (if they ever do).

[BigSkyFreeper]

I hear ya. I kind of keep to myself too, unless I'm in church. Unfortunately for me though, I live in a small area, and there really isn't even a bible study group, so I do that pretty much on my own with online bible study aids. I'm hoping to see The Passion if and when it ever shows up here. It'll probably be a while, since our little one screen theater usually gets the movies once the bigger theaters start letting them go.

[BigSkyFreeper]

My life pretty much sucks as well. I keep praying for good things to happen, but I'm not getting frustrated, because I know there's a time and a purpose for everything.

[cyborg]

http://www.answersingenesis.org/
http://biblegateway.com/

My favorites. Oh yeah I love Charles Stanley too. There's a time and place for everything. I think it is my appointed time personally seeing as how I'm getting the image of God going 'Hellooooo over here...better get your house in order. I'm sending something your way!' *LOL* Anyway, I'm going to sleep. Up way too late :-) Thanks for the chat!

[BigSkyFreeper]

Thanks for those links. :) I'll check them out. Enjoyed the chat as well! I'm thinking of heading to bed here myself. :)

[Bobby777]

just tryin' to get the Word out ... let me know how y'all like them ...