Episodes
Abram lived with his family in Mesopotania. God saw in Abraham a just, upright and kind man and made promises to him, telling him that he would have great descendants and that all the families of the earth would be blessed in him. Obedient and fearful, Abram was honored by God as the father of a numerous people. Watch and be moved by this beautiful story.
Pharaoh had a strange dream and called the magicians to interpret it. Nobody succeeded. He learned of Joseph, a Hebrew from Canaan taken to Egypt as a slave and imprisoned. After being reluctant, Pharaoh decides to give Joseph a chance, who upon hearing the Lord's words interprets the dream and gains Pharaoh's trust. It was the beginning of a stage for Egypt and for Joseph.
There was a barren woman in Israel named Anna whose greatest desire was to have a child. One day, going to the temple, she asked the Lord to give her a baby and promised him that when she was born, she would give him to live in the temple, serving the Lord throughout her life. The boy was Samuel. For always being obedient, Samuel was chosen by God as priest, judge and prophet of the people of Israel.
The crowd remains silent before the words of the great prophet Elijah. Lightning and thunder resonate on Mount Carmel. And Elijah continues: How long will you remain undecided? If he. Lord is God, follow him! If Baal is God, follow Baal! Through Elijah's courage, God provides the people of Israel, in the eyes of the priests of Baal, with one of the greatest manifestations of his power.
The king of Babylon calls Daniel to interpret a dream. Unlike true magicians, he simply repeated what he heard from the Lord. Furious, the king forbids the prayers, knowing that it would punish Daniel. But, as a servant of God, he cannot stop praying and ends up being punished, he is placed in the lion's den and thanks to his prayers he manages to get out of there.
What would you do if you had to risk your own life to save the lives of others? This was the great dilemma that young Queen Esther had to face. All the intrigue, danger and betrayal that involved the royal palace of Persia are well represented in this dramatic and inspiring story.
The king of Egypt was warned of the prophecy that the Messiah would arrive. To prevent the enemy from surviving, he ordered them to kill all the male babies. Desperate to save her son, Moses' mother places him in a basket downstream. When a princess finds that poor girl, she decides to take her and take care of her. Thus the life of Israel's main leader was saved.
Elijah is about to finish his ministry as a prophet in Israel. Elisha, who will be his successor, accompanies him in his last steps. Suddenly, Elijah is taken to heaven in a chariot of fire. From above he throws his mantle to Elisha, transferring to him the responsibility of spiritually guiding those people. Elisha becomes a valuable instrument in the hands of God.
Ruth becomes a widow and decides to return to Bethlehem with her mother-in-law Naomi, to take care of her. There she works hard to ensure her survival and she meets Boas, owner of the land where she harvests wheat. The two end up falling in love and after a while, they get married. Of them was born Obed, who was the father of Jesse, who was the father of Dabid, who united Israel, beginning a new era.
David, a young shepherd who enjoys poetry and music, seems an unlikely candidate to save his country from ruin. But when Goliath challenges Israel and blasphemes God, young David springs into action and earns his place as one of the Bible's greatest heroes. This dramatic story will transport you to the battlefield and you will see God in action through a humble child.
21 years ago Joseph was sold by his brothers to the Egyptians as a slave and ended up becoming Governor of Egypt. But his family believes he is dead. Now, a serious food shortage leads his ten older brothers to seek help in Egypt. José decides to teach them a lesson. After passing the test, he forgives his brothers and returns home to visit his elderly father.
King David was known for his wisdom. On his deathbed, he anoints his youngest son, Solomon, as king of Israel. Adonijah's older brother tries to take his crown. However, he shows wisdom and courage when he confronts his brother, telling her: If I am king, I will not live in fear. Kill me now if that's your plan, or go home and never defy God's will again.
