DVD GHL Double Feature: Samson & Delilah/Sodom & Gomorah

Jigsaw Entertainment 

Description: Samson & Delilah: Samson is one of the greatest heroes of the Old Testament. His legendary feats of strength have inspired children and adults alike. But Samson and Delilah is not just an adventure story. It is a reminder that all men and women - no matter great they may be - must abide by the will of God. Now, with this animated film, you can reintroduce your family to this timeless Biblical tale. It is clear from the very beginning of the story that Samson is destined for greatness. And as he grows, he proves to be the strongest man in all the land. But when he falls in love with a deceptive woman named Delilah, his fortunes change. With Delilah's help, Samson's enemies capture him - and it appears that he will spend the rest of his days as their prisoner. But in one final act of courage and faith, Samson redeems himself - and becomes a hero to his people once again. Sodom & Gomorah: Throughout the Old Testament, God reluctantly punishes sinners. But He manages to find one good man who will carry on and set an example for the rest of humanity. Abraham was such a man. And he is the central character in the powerful story of Sodom and Gomorrah. As the story opens, Abraham (or Abram as he is initially called) is a mere teenager. But as he grows into manhood, it becomes clear that God has important plans for him. "You are a righteous man," God says. "Therefore I will make your descendants into a great nation. Go, therefore, to the land I will show you." In the course of their journeys, Abraham and his wife, Sarah experience many difficulties. They witness the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah and in the process learn an important lesson about God's wrath. Many years later, Abraham faces the greatest test of all. He must make a choice between his love for God and his love for his only son. The story ends happily, of course. But in the process, it conveys an important message about the power of faith.

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Release Date: February 2012