Book of Joshua: Walls of Jericho

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Daniel Y @danielyem Jul 23, 2026 I watched this with my kids and we really loved it. That a great way to tell such an epic story. Great Job Tony Goss the director, great Job the cast, and great job God. See more Catherine D. @CatherineOrozco Mar 1, 2026 Awesome portrayal of this part of the Bible! The animation leaves some to be desired but overall a great film! My young kids were engaged and entertained throughout! See more Ronnie C @RT88443714 Jul 17, 2025 Great Flick! Enjoyed watching it so much! See more Eugene G @RT49474486 Jun 21, 2025 Great flick!! Sticks to biblical script but amazingly relevant today. Good vs. Evil; a lesson we all need to keep in mind. Those who don't like the Bible might take offence, but there is real Evil in this world, just as there was 3,000 years ago. See more Wes H @RT38546656 Jun 15, 2025 Stays very close to the source material. Great action sequences and well fleshed out characters, if you are a fan of old school 2d animation, you will love the look of the movie. Great film for the family but be careful with children under the age of twelve, the battles are a little intense and Rahab, is a prominent character who has a dance scene and there is reference to her being a courtesan. See more Ranny L @RT68152916 Jun 5, 2025 Book of Joshua: Walls of Jericho is an action-packed Biblical animated film with very detailed graphics that provide an excellent visual representation of the story of the Battle of Jericho. Although it was hard to watch, at times, due to some very detailed fight scenes, I enjoyed this inspiring film. This movie tells the Bible story of the Battle of Jericho found in the book of Joshua, chapter six. Joshua (Mac Rogers) has been given the task of leading the Israelites to the Promised Land. God guides him with a unique strategy that includes seven trumpeting soldiers, a six day march, and deafening sounds that are able to bring down indestructible walls. Faith is the common thread of the tale with Rahab (Merri Jamison) demonstrating the greatest degree of having no doubt in her beliefs or fear. She plays a strong role in assisting the Israelites in their liberation from oppression and ending the cruel rule of the King of Jericho (Hayes Dunlap). This story is a strong example of how perseverance can yield big results. Book of Joshua: Walls of Jericho is powerful with images that made this Bible story come to life. The close-ups of the evil Amorites gave me chills with their evil, mesmerizing eyes. I even had to look away during the numerous bloody fight scenes. The animation made me feel like I had front seats to the historical event of the fall of Jericho. It was overwhelming watching the walls crash down as the Israelites stomped and screamed. The sound effects also add to the experience. Every sword fight has sounds that made me feel like I was in the fight. I kept expecting comic book words to pop-up like, “Pow!” and “Wham!” Another thing I like is how God is shown as a shining pink light. This helps with visualizing God’s presence and his strength. He is truly fighting along with the Israelites to destroy evil. The film’s message is to be strong when your faith is being tested. Beliefs are powerful and can lead you to finding your best life. Be forewarned that this show has a lot of violence and bloody scenes. There are also some hints at activities that are inappropriate for younger audiences. By Kinsley H., KIDS FIRST! See more Read all reviews

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