Faithful Women of the Bible

Well I was expecting something more documentary like rather than clips from already made films. It's a bit of a cheat and quite a cheek.There were no lessons, just a selection of scenes with women in biblical "films".One plus is being introduced to the Touch.But really....! This is very expensive for 30mins of not much.

There is little to this DVD. There is no good explanation when you order it that there are only three stories. Two of them are in Aramaic, so the audience cannot appreciate the DVD without reading. I would not order from this series again.

Make sure if you are American , you get an English version, we watched it and we don't like sub titles and closed caption, so that's why we gave it a low rating, these are short stories, not a good buy for $7.00 + s/h

IT WAS GOD TO SEE SOMETHING ABOUT THE WOMEN OF GOD. IT WAS TRULY INSPIRING AND GREAT MOVIE. THANKS AND SHALOM

Ruth is not in the movie, movie was shorter than I would of liked, but not a bad movie, was ok

The credit information given here is considerably sparce, so I'll elaborate a bit. This product is a compilation of three films: "The Touch," directed by Adam Anderegg; "Sisters of Bethany," directed by Elizabeth Hansen; and "Elijah and the Widow of Zarephath," directed by Alisa Anglesey."The Touch" is an award-winning, beautiful film portraying the New Testament story of the woman with "an issue of blood" who was healed by Jesus Christ. "Sisters of Bethany" explores the emotional struggle of Mary and Martha as they waited for Christ to come after the death of their brother, Lazerus. "Elijah and the Widow..." is another award-winning film, recounting the Old Testament story of the Zarephathean widow who gave her last handful of meal to God's prophet, Elijah, in a time of famine.These films have been compiled by Candlelight Media Group based on their common thread of "women of faith". [...]