The Bible : In the Beginning Page #6

Synopsis: An elaborate Hollywood retelling of the Bible stories narrated by the film's director John Huston. We open with the Creation of the World and arrive at the Garden of Eden with Adam and Eve and continue on to Cain and the murder of Abel. Next, we visit Noah and his ark with its spectacular flood sequence. Then we come to the story of Nimrod, King of Babel, the emergence of man's vanity and the heights to which it could aspire if unchecked. Finally we cover Abraham, a mystic who spoke personally with God, a leader of men, a builder of nations, a pioneer and a warrior and Sarah. At the time she conceived her first child, the event being forecast by an Angel of the Lord. Three such Heavenly Messengers appeared in the course of events which befell Abraham and Sarah.
Genre: Drama
Director(s): John Huston
Production: 20th Century Fox
  Nominated for 1 Oscar. Another 6 wins & 4 nominations.
 
IMDB:
6.3
UNRATED
Year:
1966
174 min
273 Views


king s tongue?

451

01:
32:16,781 -- 01:32:19,325

Shall a monkey

gibber against me?

452

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32:35,383 -- 01:32:38,928

NARRATOR:
Therefore is

ithe name of it called Babel./i

453

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32:39,179 -- 01:32:42,681

iThere the Lord/i

iconfounded their language& /i

454

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32:42,891 -- 01:32:46,894

i& and scattered them abroad/i

iupon the Earth./i

455

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iThe Lord waited/i

i10 generations for a man/i

icalled Abram to be born./i

456

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33:35,360 -- 01:33:39,196

iHe was born in Ur/i

iof the Chaldees./i

457

01:
33:39,406 -- 01:33:42,574

iAnd when he had/i

icome of an age,/i

ithe Lord said:
/i

458

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i Get out of thy city/i

iand thy country& /i

459

01:
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i& from thy kindred/i

iand from thy/i

ifather s house& /i

460

01:
33:48,957 -- 01:33:51,875

i& unto a land/i

ithat I will show thee./i

461

01:
33:53,044 -- 01:33:55,754

iI will make of thee/i

ia great nation& /i

462

01:
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i& and I will bless thee/i

iand make thy name great. /i

463

01:
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iSo Abram departed,/i

ias the Lord had spoken/i

iunto him& /i

464

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i& with Lot,/i

ihis brother s son& /i

465

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i& and Sarai, his wife,/i

iwhom he loved& /i

466

01:
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i& and all their substance/i

ithat they gathered& /i

467

01:
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i& and the souls/i

ithey had gotten& /i

468

01:
34:19,779 -- 01:34:23,615

i& and they journeyed/i

ilike strangers on the Earth./i

469

01:
34:39,466 -- 01:34:43,844

iThey journeyed not knowing/i

iwhither they went./i

470

01:
34:44,095 -- 01:34:48,640

iAnd yet the land/i

ilay before them/i

ias the Lord had promised./i

471

01:
34:48,933 -- 01:34:52,394

iAnd the mornings/i

iand the evenings/i

ipointed the way./i

472

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34:52,479 -- 01:34:54,605

Come! Come!

473

01:
34:54,689 -- 01:34:57,191

iGOD:
The hills revealed it./i

474

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iLift up now thine eyes& /i

475

01:
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i& and look from the place/i

iwhere thou art& /i

476

01:
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i& northward and southward& /i

477

01:
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i& and eastward/i

iand westward& /i

478

01:
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i& for all the land/i

iwhich thou seest& /i

479

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i& to thee will I give it& /i

480

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i& and to thy seed forever./i

481

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35:58,920 -- 01:36:02,673

LOT:
Shall we indeed

inherit this country

in peace?

482

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For the Canaanites

go about the land.

483

01:
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The understanding of God&

484

01:
36:10,849 -- 01:36:13,392

& is not our understanding.

485

01:
36:14,227 -- 01:36:18,021

And what shall

be brought about

and how it is perfected&

486

01:
36:18,690 -- 01:36:21,692

& is not in

our power to know.

487

01:
36:23,611 -- 01:36:27,197

Only in the promise

of what shall come&

488

01:
36:27,365 -- 01:36:29,366

& can we prosper.

489

01:
36:32,537 -- 01:36:34,371

And in that trust&

490

01:
36:35,373 -- 01:36:37,791

& have we

pitched our tents.

491

01:
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Wife.

492

01:
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Abram.

493

01:
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My husband.

494

01:
37:20,126 -- 01:37:24,421

The sun has gone down.

We have laboured

until evening.

495

01:
37:26,257 -- 01:37:30,636

I bring my love beside you

in the tent&

496

01:
37:31,513 -- 01:37:33,972

& as day answereth day.

497

01:
37:34,766 -- 01:37:39,353

Let my beloved

come into his garden

and eat his pleasant fruits.

498

01:
37:50,031 -- 01:37:51,657

Behold.

499

01:
37:52,659 -- 01:37:55,202

Thou art fair,

my love.

500

01:
38:00,500 -- 01:38:04,294

Behold, thou art fair.

501

01:
38:05,380 -- 01:38:09,841

I have drawn

away from my beauty

as from a stranger&

502

01:
38:10,134 -- 01:38:13,804

& for the years

have gone with the

going down of the sun.

503

01:
38:14,013 -- 01:38:18,684

Your beauty

stands in a sanctuary.

504

01:
38:20,728 -- 01:38:24,231

The enemy falters

in the street&

505

01:
38:24,482 -- 01:38:27,859

& and sheathes his sword

in the marketplace.

506

01:
38:31,030 -- 01:38:32,364

Time&

507

01:
38:34,701 -- 01:38:37,077

& cannot pass the door.

508

01:
38:39,038 -- 01:38:42,666

The strong lock of

the door is love&

509

01:
38:44,669 -- 01:38:46,211

& and the key&

510

01:
38:48,047 -- 01:38:50,340

& is in my hand.

511

01:
38:53,011 -- 01:38:56,763

As the apple tree among

the trees of the wood&

512

01:
38:57,515 -- 01:39:00,726

& so is my beloved

among the sons.

513

01:
39:02,270 -- 01:39:05,522

H is left hand

is under my head&

514

01:
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& and his right hand

doth embrace me.

515

01:
39:09,027 -- 01:39:11,361

My right arm covers you&

516

01:
39:12,572 -- 01:39:14,865

& as the night

covers the day.

517

01:
39:19,287 -- 01:39:22,164

NARRATOR:
But Sarai,

ihis wife, was barren& /i

518

01:
39:22,540 -- 01:39:24,374

i& and she had no child./i

519

01:
39:28,713 -- 01:39:32,382

iYet was the land before them/i

ias God had promised./i

520

01:
39:32,550 -- 01:39:37,721

iAnd they pitched their tents/i

iin the length and/i

ibreadth of it& /i

521

01:
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i& from Bethel/i

ito Kadesh and Shur,/i

ieven unto Egypt./i

522

01:
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iWith Sarai came also/i

iher handmaid& /i

523

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39:56,240 -- 01:39:58,784

i& Hagar, the Egyptian./i

524

01:
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iThey learned the wells/i

iand fertile places& /i

525

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40:05,375 -- 01:40:06,625

Five score.

526

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i& and Abram prospered./i

527

01:
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Six score.

528

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Seven score.

529

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(CROWD YELLS)

530

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iAnd when they came again/i

iunto Bethel& /i

531

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i& there was division/i

ibetween the herdsmen/i

iof Abram s cattle& /i

532

01:
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i& and the herdsmen/i

iof Lot s cattle./i

533

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Let there be no strife

between thee and me.

534

01:
41:05,476 -- 01:41:10,480

And between thy herdsmen

and my herdsmen,

for we are brethren.

535

01:
41:16,988 -- 01:41:20,407

Our substance is too great

for us to dwell together.

536

01:
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The land is not able

to bear us together.

537

01:
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Is not the whole

land before thee?

538

01:
41:35,339 -- 01:41:38,341

Separate thyself,

I pray thee, from me.

539

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lf thou will go left,

I will go to the right&

540

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& or if thou go right,

I will go to the left.

541

01:
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There below us is

the plain of Jordan.

542

01:
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And that way I will go.

543

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Toward the cities

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Christopher Fry

Christopher Fry (18 December 1907 – 30 June 2005) was an English poet and playwright. He is best known for his verse dramas, notably The Lady's Not for Burning, which made him a major force in theatre in the 1940s and 1950s. more…

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