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Language. English. The Bible: In the Beginning... is a 1966 American-Italian religious epic film produced by Dino De Laurentiis and directed by John Huston. It recounts the first 22 chapters of the biblical Book of Genesis, covering the stories from Adam and Eve to the binding of Isaac.
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- Introduction
- God’s Creative Word
- Jesus The Light of New Creation
- Jesus The Human Tabernacle
- God Become Human
- Jesus Came to Make Known
Tim: In the Bible, there are four accounts of the life of Jesus that altogether are called the Gospel. And the Gospel of John begins by introducing Jesus as the “Word of God.”1 Jon: What does that mean, for a person to be a word? Tim: Yeah. It’s a great question. Let’s check it out. So John’s account has twenty-one chapters, and it begins with a ca...
Jon: Words like “let there be light;”5 “let the dry land appear;”6 “let plants grow.”7 Tim: Picture a king who can get things done just by speaking a word. That’s how God speaks in Genesisone, ten times. And each word turns the dark chaos into an ordered cosmos that is full of life. Jon: Creation hears the Word and obeys. Tim: Now think about it. A...
Tim: Now, after these opening lines are six more paragraphs that are arranged in two matching groups. The first three tell the story of Jesus with imagery drawn from the scroll of Genesis. Creation began with God bringing light into darkness. And now with the coming of Jesus, God is beginning a new creation. Narrator: “In him was life, and that lif...
Narrator: “The Word became flesh and dwelt among us. And we saw his glory, the glory of the one and only, from the Father…”12 Tim: So the eternal Word of God entered into creation by becoming a mortal human named Jesus. Jon: And he dwelt among us? Tim: Yeah. The Greek word for “dwelt” is skaynein (σκηνειν). It means literally “to live in a tent.” J...
Jon: Next we get another mention of Johnthe baptizer who’s bearing witness to Jesus saying: Narrator: “This is the one of whom I said, ‘The one who comes after me actually precedes me, because he was long before me.’”13 Tim: After this, Johntells abouts how he and his friends actually met Jesus, and how they made the choice to follow and trust him ...
Narrator: “No one has ever seen God. The one and only God, who is in the lap of the Father, that one has made known…”15 Tim: So on the one hand, God is transcendent and above all—totally other. Jon: And if that were the end of the story, God would remain distant from us. Tim: But then John starts talking about this one and only God who’s in the lap...
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