Jeremiah
4.5 Stars Rating
(16 member reviews)

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NR
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96 Min.
Languages
Audio: English
Subtitles: Spanish
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Jeremiah

1998  NR  96 Min.

Jeremiah risks everything in order to obey God and warn the people of the pending distruction of the Holy City.

Jeremiah tells the story of the prophet who abandons his family and the woman he loves, in order to relay God's message in Jerusalem. Although he is persecuted and branded as a traitor for warning others of the destruction of the Holy City, he continues fearlessly with his mission. When the prophecy is fulfilled, he experiences first-hand Jerusalem's destruction by the Babylonians.
Director:Harry Winer
Producer(s):Lorenzo Minoli
Categories:Biblical Drama, TNT Bible Collection

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16 members reviewed: Jeremiah

4 Stars- Tamie K
Turner makes even a Prophet's life interesting. This is a well produced, and attention grabbing film that shouldn't be overlooked.

5 Stars- Lewanna M
I thought this was a great movie. It was interesting and inspiring!

5 Stars- Deason Baybayan I
I thought this was an awesome movie. Well produced and very encouraging to watch. Makes me want to reread the book of Jeremiah.

5 Stars- Darlene S
Excellent movie with excellent acting. Inspiring!

5 Stars- Mary K
Jeremiah has historically been my favorite Old Testament book in the bible. From his questions of God in Chapter 12, to his extreme sacrificial love for his nation, Jeremiah is still a captivating and inspiring prophet of the Lord.

This movie brings out so much of the emotion in his life, as he prepares to offer his first sacrifice before Jehovah in Jerusalem, and asks for the hand of his girlfriend in marriage. The drama is swiftly interrupted by the active pursuit of him by our God, and his eventual acceptance of God's call on his life. It brings to life the scriptures, and I learned a lot I never understood about him and his ministry prior to seeing this film.

At first I was alarmed with the portrayal of God in the film, but with time I understood what the filmmakers were trying to say. After all, it is the children and the elderly whom God acted to protect most of all in his judgment of the nation of Israel at the time.

There is some violence in the movie, and those with sensitive children should probably watch it prior to allowing the children to see it. In reality, no one can read the book of Jeremiah without understanding that much of his life was lived violently.

All in all, the actors do a tremendous job of bringing the time period - and Jeremiah - to life.

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