Greatest Heroes of the Bible

Season 1

Many of the Old Testament's most famous and spiritual tales are dramatized in this four-part miniseries, including the stories of David & Goliath, Samson & Delilah, Solomon & Bathsheba, Noah's ark, and Joshua at Jericho.

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10 Episodes

David and Goliath
E1
David and GoliathThe Biblical story of David and Goliath. David was selected by God to fight the giant named Goliath with his sling and then lead King Saul's Army into battle.
Samson and Delilah
E2
Samson and DelilahThe stories of David (Roger Kern) and Goliath (Ted Cassidy); Samson (John Beck) and Delilah (Ann Turkel); and Noah (Lew Ayres). Abner: Hugh O'Brian. Polah: James Olson. Xantha: Rita Gam. Ham: Jay Hammer.
The Story of Noah
E3
The Story of NoahNoah is instructed to build an Ark by God to repopulate the world after a great flood.
Joshua and the Battle of Jericho
E4
Joshua and the Battle of JerichoJoshua is selected by God to lead the people of Israel into the Promised Land. They are commanded to cross the river Jordan and conquer the non-believers in Jericho.
The Story of Moses
E5
The Story of MosesMoses is instructed to lead the Israelites out of Egypt by God.
The Story of Noah, Part II
E6
The Story of Noah, Part II
The Judgment of Solomon
E7
The Judgment of SolomonKing David must choose between sons Solomon and Adonijah to lead the 12 tribes of Israel.
The Story of Moses, Part II
E8
The Story of Moses, Part II
Daniel in the Lion's Den
E9
Daniel in the Lion's DenDuring his exile in Babylon, Daniel encounters an intimidating threat of losing his life to lions when jealous prime ministers commit a false accusation on him to King Darius. This deadly situation is up to Daniel to continue to keep his faith in the Lord God and pray to him in order to prevent his tragic ultimate fate.
Joseph in Egypt
E10
Joseph in EgyptA boy approaches manhood only to find himself the victim of his own brothers jealousy. Sold into slavery, enduring cruel punishment for a crime he didn't commit. A story whose final irony lay in a strange confrontation with his own brothers.