Whats in the Bible 4 Battle for the Promised Land
SCORE: 95
Rarely does educational, and entertainment value keep up at the same
pace. There are products that are very entertaining, but do not teach
anything good. There are wonderful educational products but they are not
very entertaining. What's in the Bible 4 Battle for the Promised Land
merges the two together masterfully. I am amazed at how intricate the
sixty minutes are on this DVD.
What's in the Bible 4 Battle for the Promised Land takes us through
Joshua, Judges, and Ruth. It also explains the next section we are in -
Historical Books of the Bible. There is singing, and a whole lot of
modern humor in this show. Children love What's in the Bible 4 Battle
for the Promised Land, and adults like myself find a lot to like. I hate
to admit this, but I prefer this DVD series over many theological books
I have read in my life.
The puppets continue to impress me with their personalities in What's in
the Bible 4 Battle for the Promised Land. Phil knows what he is doing,
and he is obviously having a lot of fun making this series. Kids enjoy
the various puppets, and their diversity. I did not find any offensive
images while watching What's in the Bible 4 Battle for the Promised
Land. Which is good considering some of the intense topics covered on
this DVD.
The audio section of What's in the Bible 4 Battle for the Promised Land
is awesome. The level of learning is perfect for all ages. There are
some very catchy songs on this DVD, and a few that did not stick in my
head. Having the pirate in a hot air balloon singing was different. I
did not get into it at first, but when they started his whole bathroom
skit, I decided I liked it. I can not say enough good things about the
humor in What's in the Bible 4 Battle for the Promised Land. I was
laughing while watching this over and over again. I was not the only one
either.
Quacky is back in What's in the Bible 4 Battle for the Promised Land
with Quacky's Questions. There is also deleted scenes, and out takes.
That rounds out the bonus features in What's in the Bible 4 Battle for
the Promised Land. Sixty minutes may be a bit short for some families. I
believe it is worth the price of admission, and yes Family Friendly
Gaming was given a reviewable copy. I am so happy that Congress in its
infinite wisdom passed a law that we have to include that in every
single review now.
The menu screens of What's in the Bible 4 Battle for the Promised Land
exhibit an intelligent design. Navigating through the menu screens is
easy. I do like how interactive they are with characters coming out and
saying a few words. The story flows masterfully in What's in the Bible 4
Battle for the Promised Land. I am still amazed at how quickly and
efficiently things move along in What's in the Bible 4 Battle for the
Promised Land. Kids do not lose interest with this DVD.
The humor in What's in the Bible 4 Battle for the Promised Land really
stands out. I can not say enough good things about that. The song about
the judges is fantastic. I have a confession to make. I only knew the
names of three of the judges. Not all of those names are easy to say,
let alone memorize. I can not wait to see this franchise continue on
through the Holy Bible. I am recommending What's in the Bible 4 Battle
for the Promised Land to family, friends, and pastors I know. This
product earns the Family Friendly Gaming seal of approval. What does the
Sunday School Lady have to say about that?
- Paul
Graphics: 90%
Sound: 98%
Replay/Extras: 90%
Gameplay: 95%
Family Friendly Factor: 100%
System: DVD
Publisher: Tyndale House Publishers
Rating: 'NR' for Not
Rated
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