The Film, The Ten Commandments

 The Ten Commandments 

The film, the Ten Commandments, was created in the 1920s and was one of the most impressive films of all times. Despite being made almost a century ago, it is still one of the best movies ever made. The director, Cecil B. De Mille, described that he was critiqued for spending a large part of the budget on trying to make the film look epic.

The film is quite epic and is among the best films of the past century. The Ten Commandments describes the story of Moses taking Israel out of Egypt with marvellous signs and wonders. The film used to be aired almost every year. The film describes Moses' humbleness, GOD Almighty's fidelity, the importance of repentance, and wicked Pharaoh's envy.

The marvellous signs and wonders are shown in amazing manner culminating in the division of the Red Sea in half. The parting of the Red Sea is one of the best scenes in cinema that describes how movies and series that worship GOD Almighty can be impressive. The parting of the Red Sea is an awe inspiring scene that reminds us that cinema can be used to instruct integrity and fidelity to GOD Almighty.

We can choose good content that helps us persevere worshiping GOD Almighty instead of movies that deceitfully portray Christianity as "boring" and "evil". We know that there are amazing Christian series that help persist without practicing sin and idolatry (the creators of Apocalypse (Revelation) also made a series on the story of Moses that I have not watched). We can choose to watch positive series, movies, and documentaries instead of soviet propaganda that states that envy, lust, and idolatry "helps" when it tries to lead to perdition.