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Video Release: 8/9/2005

Animated Stories NT - Forgive Us Our Debts
 Quality Rating: 1-5 Doves

Dove Family-Approved
Suitable for all ages

Dove "Family-Approved" Seal for All Ages

 

 

Reviewer: Debbie Satala
 Source: Video
Company: NEST Family Ent.
Director: Richard Rich
Producer: Nest Entertainment
Genre: Children
Runtime: 30 min.
MPAA Rating: Unrated

Synopsis:
 Through parables, Jesus teaches Peter the power of forgiveness and how to control his anger at those who wrong him. Forgive Us Our Debts combines a classic parable about forgiveness with the teachings of Jesus to His disciples. In addition to instructing Peter to catch a fish (where he finds a coin to pay the temple tax), Jesus also teaches about a man who owes his king ten thousand talents—which is an enormous amount of money that the man cannot pay. The king takes pity and forgives the man of the debt.

Dove Worldview:
 This Film "Forgive Us Our Debts" Is filled with many learning experiences such as the foolish man who borrows money form the king and when asked to pay it back cannot but is forgiven and his debt erased, Simon Peter also asks Jesus how many times we are to forgive our brother. It is nice to see a film on forgiveness and teach your children to forgive so this is a great film for you to watch.

These films also have both English and Spanish options which will open up opportunities for more people to be able to watch, enjoy and learn more about Jesus and his ministry here on earth.

The producers did a good job at making this film interesting for people of all ages. This is a short film so children can watch and learn about the bible without losing interest. This would also make a great teaching tool for churches. " The Animated Stories From The New Testament" series is a great way to teach your children about God and the Bible and it opens the door for your children to start asking questions. This DVD is approved for all ages.

Content Description:
 Sex: None
Language: None
Violence: None
Drugs: None
Nudity: None
Other: None