Was ramses the first born Videos

Funny how people hate God for doing this (as a last resort after The Plagues didn't convince Ramses to stop) yet don't say shit about the Pharaoh slaughtering the Hebrew newborns.

man! this was creepy

Thou shalt not kill!! kills a load of children =the reason why I'm an atheist.

ah what a loving god, murdering children to punish a man whos heart was hardened by that very same god

First off, I am not Christian. But whatever the case, sending 10 plagues were uncalled for. It says in the Bible that 'the Lord hardened Pharohs heart". So...God was going to kill off the first-borns by making sure the Israelite were trapped until desperate measures were taken? Seriously? I mean, wasn't the blood, frogs, flies, diseased livestock, and boils enough? And then there's the locusts and the darkness. So did God deliberately punish all of Egypt beyond necessity? Someone explain why the Bible says this if I'm interpreting it wrong.

Let us not start any endless argument about God sending the Angel of Death to kill dozens of innocents, that's not what I want to talk about. I just want to point the fact that the scene is absolutely outstanding. The animation is beautifully done, of course (look dat vortex sriusly), but there's a bunch of other things that make this a masterpiece (even for a studio as good as DreamWorks). This actually is creepy. No music, just Moses telling what he heard from The One Up, and the sound of the angel while he smites the land of Egypt. Just this white foggy light. Look at it. This is the creepiest white light ever made in animation. A white light is not creepy, it usually is something good that either wants to guide/help you, or to warm/heal you. This is not something you fear, this is something you trust. A white light. Now look at this one. This also is a white light. But this one is scary. There's not a single word pronounced though. This is a masterpiece. There's also the beautiful symbolism when the Angel enters a non-marked house, smites the first-borns and goes back out, and then you see the candle's light fading... I think this version of the Tenth Plague maybe is even creepier than the version you can see in Exodus. I saw Exodus a few months ago, and I just saw this one back, so I don't find this one creepier because I saw it as a child. It's really creppier. Want proof? A white light manages to be creepy here.

The children who died were innocent and were of course NOT condemned to hell. For those who lost their first born it was a wake up call.

Ok, God, now you are being a dick!! I mean, why did the children ever did? (for example: ) Pharaoh should be punished, not his son.

It really was amazing to go back to this movie after growing up. It's so good. The burning bush scene, the red sea, the angel of death part. It all looks and sounds fantastic

I don't get it shouldn't Ramses (I think that's how you spell it) die seeing as he's the first born...in fact shouldn't anyone who was a first born die?

Now the Pharaoh and the other Egyptians know the pain the Hebrews felt when Seti ordered the death of the Hebrew first born sons!

Why u swear man