Deliver Us [Lyrics]~The Prince of Egypt
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 มิ.ย. 2012
- I love this movie soo much!!! Now it's another one of my fav songs from this movie.
All rights go to Dreamworks (I love these people!)
p.s. I'll also try to do any songs/movies/amv's you request, but it might take a while cuz I have other things to do. - เพลง
Religious or non religious you gotta admit this movie is a masterpiece
Ikr
definitely
Yup
The music always gives me the chills
exacly i love it even though if i am a muslim the worst enemy of the juwish but i love it
I love whenever Moses's mother sings, send chills down my spine and sparks tears in my eyes
i like the 7:05
24alexandraa24
Me too
I thought I was the only one who thought that, her voice is amazing! :)
The singer who voiced Moses´s mother was Ofra Haza. Unfortunately she died of AIDS-related pneumonia on 23 February 2000 at the age of 42... ;__;
Aww :(
When I showed this movie to my dad, he said he didn't like it because "the story is serious and serious stories shouldn't be animated." It still disappoints me that he thought that because I think it's one of the most beautiful films I've ever seen, animated or otherwise.
Then tell him that when first the animation appeared wasn't even meant for children.
chesiregirl just because it’s animated doesn’t mean it has to be a musical with talking animals like a Disney movie
@@gracegood4355 and even those aren't inherently bad (the likn king, for example, is a famous masterpiece)
Watership down is animated and it's completely serious. Not all cartoons are for children, especially anime.
A lot of people see animation as a childish medium which is sad. If you like more serious animated films I recommend The Breadwinner.
Moses' mother at the end always gives me chills when she sings "deliver us" and if youve seen the movie you hear her sing it at the very end too. Masterpiece.
Karissa Vlogs I heard her say it at the end of the movie
It gave me chills
Dude. I'd KILL for that singing voice
Karissa Vlogs and at 2:36 I get chills
Maria yeesss
Me and my siblings sing this song when we are all doing our chores, our parents just laugh at us.
Mi coworkers sing this song. lol
That sounds hilarious, all dramatic and shit XD
*washing dishes* DELIVER US, TO THE PROMISED LAND! *your room*
Now whenever I hear this I will imagine a bunch of siblings vacuuming the living room or raking the leaves and singing this. Imagine what the neighbors must be thinking.
LOL
You, my good friend, are a genius. I'm totally doing this 😂
"As a Christian" - "As an Atheist" - Dudes, can't we all just enjoy the music as human beings? Religious or not, we can enjoy a good movie with good music wether it's about God or not.
right! we are all worked up on being divided into groups why does it have to be "as a..." instead of "I enjoyed..."
As a human being, you're so rigth
You're totally right im not Religious and even though I dont care about Religion i really love this Film Its one of my favorite right After Anastasia and Mulan
I agree with you
Siovannie As a duck, I must disagree.
The best part '-Elohim god on high can you hear your people cry.-'.
Always gave me chills.
Etnic Hollow are you one of the 144,000?
Yohammet wailing the melody after finishing her last verse in The River Lullaby is the part that gives me goosebumps
Ssaaammmmmeeeee
40 years of enslavement by Egypt, attacked for centuries to the present day, Israel has suffered for 3,000 years.
Me too. That line gives me so much power and faith
the one with the
"grow baby brother" "come back someday "
"come and deliver us‚ too"
omg that's sad
Sheds manly tears. Miriam singing softly for Moses
He did come back but he went into exile at 40yrs old then returned to Egypt at the age of 80 yrs old to free his people.
It was very sad. But eventually, Pharaoh, learned not to mess with God and his people. Moses mother definitely did the right thing. But on another note, when his mother sings in Hebrew, gives me chills.
@@jtm726 we know thanks...
Why’d you quote each line individually instead of all at once lol
"And they named him Moses, meaning for he came by the water."
I thought it meant reeds or something
@@verifiedfangirl6107 Moses' name is explained when he's introduced. He's name was given by his adoptive Egyptian mother she named him "Moshe" because she had pulled ("Mashiti") him from the water
@@teren9 Yes, In Hebrew the verb is "li-mshot" which means- "to pull out of water"
Because “she drew him of the waters” yes your right :)
Why in the name of great music hasn't this become a Broadway show yet?
I don't know. Beats me. I mean I love this movie.
Ella Kelso I hadn't even thought of that! That would be so amazing!!
Ikr
Ella Kelso they have a Moses show at the sound it sight theatre
Yes thats what I want to know. Maybe I'll contact someone on broadway.
I've watched the movie a thousand times, and it still gives me the chills. Gosh I will never get tired of it. My sister and I are always doing that dramatic duet between Moses and Rameses, The Plagues. The music just captures me and the message sent through it is amazing. The power of God is never ending 😌😌😌😌
Akosua Agyemang Everything about this movie is huge. The music, the drama, the visuals... everything. It's one of the most overlooked animated films of the 90s, and at the same time it's one of the best. I think it's safe to say that it's better than both The Ten Commandments and Exodus: Gods and Kings. The former is way too long and full of unnecessary elements, and the other goes out of its way to alienate the audience this story most appeals to by suggesting that they are stupid, not to mention the acting is pretty bland (which is unfortunate, because I've generally liked Ridley Scott's films). This film has told the story the best, in my opinion.
One of the best things about it is the interactions between its main characters. The conflict between Moses and Rameses was so emotional in this film. It's heartbreaking to watch them drift apart because it's established that they genuinely love each other in the first act. Unfortunately both of them contribute to the rift; Moses is sticking to his destiny, whereas Rameses is letting stubbornness and pride prevent him from finding a reasonable compromise. I love how there's this one small moment later on in the film between them where they reminisce about old times, and you can tell that they still love each other. Unfortunately, Rameses refuses to back down to remain strong despite Moses' pleas for him to relent, and the consequences come down on him like a ton of bricks. Later on Moses is shown grieving for his brother; that series of scenes really got to me the first time I saw it.
The music is also great; I still get chills every time I listen to it. This particular song is beautiful; it sets the entire tone of the story, and you can feel the pain the Hebrews are going through. "The Plagues" is equally huge; it perfectly conveys the gravity of the situation on both sides of the conflict. "Through Heaven's Eyes" and "When You Believe" are by far the most uplifting songs I've ever heard. Stephen Sondheim is a genius, plain and simple.
I also love how they chose to depict God's voice in the story. Having a mix of voices come together really made sense, and having Val Kilmer's voice slightly stand out more also made the experience more powerful. It wasn't overdramatic like in The Ten Commandments, and it wasn't scary like in Exodus: Gods and Kings; it was very peaceful and calm, an overall better feeling.
MrPjw5, that is the most intelligent comment on TH-cam that I've read in months. Kudos!
Old Testament story adaptions are relatively "safer" than New Testament adaptions, simply because Christians of all denominations, Muslims, Jews, and other religions who believe in the Old Testament can enjoy them - the OT is the base of the biblical tree. When we get to the New Testament, Jews, Christians, Muslims, and the rest branch off and go their separate ways.
Mee too!
I definitely agree with you, I just watched that movie two months ago, Just once, but I’m definitely planning on watching it again, By the way I really liked the plagues sequence, because It kind of gave character depth between the conflicts of Moses and Ramses (which they were my favorite characters in the movie).
this just never gets old
Every single word in this song has so much power. Spectacular.
NightGallows Why do you have a man who hanged himself as your picture. Dude that's a real thing could you like respect that
"Dude that's a real thing" Yeah. I know it's a real thing because I'm depressed. It's MY picture because it's a statement about MY personality.
Well I hope you get help and I also suffer from depression I know some things seem really bad at the moment but if you feel that way try to find a way to make yourself happy.
NightGallows are you one of the 144,000?
Why does everyone say they're depressed now? I'm not trying to be rude but come on... You wouldn't go around saying "I'm depressed" if you were.
Thumbs up if you think Prince of Egypt NEEDS to be made into a Broadway show.
Always been thinking this too
due to the absolute epic scale of it all, and the detail, it might be very hard... don't disagree, though
I was thinking the exact same thing!
As long as they cast poc , it would definitely be awesome
The stage adaptation has been confirmed by Stephen Schwartz :)
www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/ascap-theater-workshop-childhelp-beyond-conversations_us_56bc95bfe4b03e2639d26db2
later in the movie after Pharoh calls Ramases the weak link Moses is actually whistling the tune to the river lullaby.
Just thought that was a cool little plot cookie
***** he was whistling it cause it was burned into his subconsious and Merriam knew that he'd probably remember at the very least the tune
Moses remembered the song from when he was a baby but did not know where it came from. He whistled it to himself. Yes intelligent genius people can remember things from day 1.
Yeah! I just noticed that last time I watched it
Candy Parker do i detect a hint of sarcasm in there?
Full Moon Lover
banana
this movie has one of the most amazing soundtracks of all time
Hans Zimmer baby! Dude is a legend.
Ronald Weasley what are you doing on youtube
@@thedarkknight9153 don't forget our buddy Stephen Schwartz
Oooohh snap I'm telling your mom
Dreamworks said we’re making a religious animated film and Hans Zimmer took it as an opportunity to go absolutely ham. He didn’t need to snap like that but he did!!!!
1:08 hits you with dread and despair, and then by the end busts into a feeling of hope. Literally the most underrated animation in history. I LOVE this movie, and growing up this was one of my 5 favorite Bible stories. So bonus lol
I love how God is portrayed in the movie. He isn't some vengeful and wrathful Lord of All, But a soft speaking Father of Creation who knows when to be humble and when to smite down his foes.
+COMMISSAR FUKLAW!!!
Me too! :D
COMMISSAR FUKLAW!!! you didn't see the part where he killed innocent people
Gage Taylor In all reality, he is vengeful and wrathful in this. He killed innocent children just to hurt the parents who had done bad when he could’ve just killed the adults.
God is amazing
Yeah it's not like slavery is a thing in the new testament oh wait it is well shit
In Judaism It's actually a common thing to sing out prayers to God. That's why all the psalms were structured for song. It's beautiful because in western Christianity you don't get this idea of singing your prayer. This song does a great job capturing that principle of Jewish prayer. It's amazing the impact of this song!
Daniel Bubela we sing to god. It's called gospel and Jehovah witnesses also sing to God :)
Daniel Bubela Ever heard of the 'Gregorian Chants'?
Daniel Bubela "you don't sing prayers in western Christianity"
as somone who grew up Methodist, I'd beg to differ.
Depending on the song, I can agree. That's why Be Thou My Vision has always been my favorite hymn to sing.
Daniel Bubela not all western christians dont believe in singing in prayer! I sing in prayer at times! The Spirit of Jehovah leads me on how to pray!
for some reason i like to think of prince of egypt being the lion king of dreamworks movies.
Well... You're not wrong
+John Pugh all them similarities except if Moses is scar wouldn't that make the hebrews the hyenas?
+coconut eater (coconut eater) haha I like that that's certainly a sort if devils advocate way b of thinking about it
+John Pugh Couldn't agree more
coconut eater no it’s the other way around I guess
I'm not religious, but this movie is so powerful and beautiful. A true masterpiece
You don't need to be the same religious just to watch "prince of Egypt" movie
It's a masterpiece for everyone
seronymus uh I don’t think that was entirely necessary
I don't think you have to be religious to appreciate spirituality. Nor is it a must as long as you are a good person.
@@gambler942 You kind of do. But anyone can watch any movie.
there's a post on tumblr saying this should be a broadway show and I agree
My highschool did this as a production
Danielle Westman Some members of my junior high school chorus sang "When You Believe" at our stepping up ceremony.
MrPjw5 Oh my god, thats so perfect
Danielle Westman Do you go to a Private Catholic school by any chance? Just curioius.
Doctor Who No. Just a regular old high school in the middle of no where
This song is just so inspiring and sad, dramatic and tragic. I LOVE IT
I Love It Too!
Ofra Haza's riff at 2:36 gives me chills every time!!! Also i wish there was a full version of her River Lullaby- because it is hauntingly beautiful!
Look up River Lullaby Amy Grant.
Same
2:37
I'm a human, and I love this song.
Emilia's Skeleton I see Denmark
I'm a souless Husk who feels no emotion and i loved it!
I’m a robot, and my emotions show that I favor this song as a “LOVABLE” song
I'm a fish I love this song
i am an ancient moose and I love this song
The Prince of Egypt, along with Joseph the King of Dreams will forever be my favorite childhood movies. Beautiful compilation of the music on both movies.
well Joseph is prequel to Prince of egypt, so it makes sense, I believe the music was written by the same people
then what's the sequel?
so true!
@@Sleepyfoxy11 exactly
@@QueenofTaterTots I remember watching this but I may have to watch it over again I mostly remember watching moses
6:20-6:36....THAT EFFORTLESS TRANSITION! HANS ZIMMER IS A GENIUS!
I keep replaying it. The way the choir came in subtly and grew with the orchestra
AM I THE ONLY ONE WHO GOT GOOSEBUMPS?!
X-ile Elegance nope
X-ile Elegance no I legit got chills at 2:36 and the ending
I had CHILLS
Nope
Lol no way xD Who can NOT get goosbumbs at least ONCE while listening to this?!
This was the first thing that occurred in the movie. To me, movies that start in song usually (especially this long) makes the movie feel weird, but this song was executed perfectly.
When your mom tells you to do yard work
😂
hahahahaha right
LMAO
GorrilaJohnson
Geez, we didn't react this badly, 😂
GorrilaJohnson SO TRUE THO!!
The trumpet at the beginning was just.... I can't even explain to you how well it was played. It was just so gorgeous it gave me goosebumps.
I don't know why this song makes me bawl. Like, ugly face, snot, and hiccups kind of bawling.
it has a divine truth to it
+Violet Mbela There was a lot of heartbreak for the Israelites back then and a lot of rejoicing when God set them free.
+Violet Mbela That's how I am right now! This song gets me every time!
its really sad
When they sing "Deliver us to the promised land" gives me the chills
I'm really not religious but this is one of the best movies. It's a true masterpiece from the music (!!) to the dialogue and scenes to the great message the story delivers. Whether you take it as more than just a story or not, it's really emotional and great. 10/10. Wish there would still be movies like this and I'm glad to have grown up with movies like this.
Romy Hale John 14:6Modern English Version (MEV)
6 Jesus said to him, “I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through Me.
Alberto A As an agnostic who goes to a Christian school. Giving a bible verse is a very bad argument for your religion. Especially if they don’t even believe in the book.
doobs
Can you explain why you don't believe?
Because its contradictory and doesn't make any sense. (This is coming from someone who has to study it every day) I used to be a christian, but once I started to read the bible more I realized how much it repeats and contradicts. I believe it was all supposed to be metaphorical. But that's my opinion, you do you hah.
You were Christian once? Did God ever spoke to you and entered your dreams?(Not that is needed)
If you were part of us, you would have never left.
I'd like to know what "contradicting" verses you might refer to.
Religion aside, this story is about a God, his people, and the legendary events they went through. I thank Dreamworks, the designers, and the people who remembered this story all these generations for putting this together for us to appreciate for a long time.
Still the best Dreamworks movie ever made. Spirit is a close second.
Charlene Allison Rountree did u know it took 2 years just to animate the Red Sea scene of the movie
125 Egyptian soldiers disliked this
Ha it's now 128!
Wow 😂
141
Ikr
Dena Sheygan 1000
so great! The choir is just amazing at that point: "Deliver us to the promised land!"
Yes, great
Okay...does anybody else get serious chills when they listen to this song? A HUGE reason why I love this movie soundtrack(and the movie itself, of course)
Indeed. That, and the grand visuals to go with such a powerful piece get me every time with the massive chills.
Alot of goosebumps and chills for me bruh
so underrated :(
Mrchips469, Very underrated i must say, my mexican fellow
Mrchips469 yeah and maybe Mulan defeated this movie idk it came out the same year... Love it though!
Yes, dear God deliver us this darkest hour
Mrchips469 so true
Your flag looks like the super smash bros symbol lol
Moses' mother's voice actor is honestly an amazing singer her singing gives me goosebumps
Top 3 movies ever made, visuals, music, theme... absolutely breathtaking...
On another note, it's ironic that in the start of the film the Egyptians killed all the newborn Jews and in the end god kills all of the Egyptians 1st borns XDXD some gangster sht lol
1:34 ~
"Ubisoft presents....
......Assassin's Creed: Origins"
yass
Excitement went from 0-100 real quick!
Now thats a game that I would play
Jinhunter Slay
If only it was CD projekt red
Why is music such a powerful tool for emotion? I am not religious, but I am culturally aware, it means, that I know what happens in the bible. I am not just ignorant. But this made chills go down my spine. Especially the first chorus.
Bravo to the composers.
they said that when you feel those chills in your spine specially when you hear something from the bible or a story from the bible is because deep inside you your soul knows that story is true..
djatriumthebest Nope.
djatriumthebest
Not really, I mean, I feel the same thing he does when I hear epic music. This is a beautifull story, with sad parts of sacrifice and with a somewhat happy ending (although we all know what happened after Moses took them away from the egyptians..
Romet Monte-Cristo
djatriumthebest No, listen. I don't mean to insult your religion or anything, but to me, my personal taste, it is illogical. The feeling of chills comes from the music. I get the same feeling, when I listen to Mozart's "Lacrimosa" or "The bells of Notre Dame".
no, you didn't insult any religion of mine, and it was just a comment of my personal experience, thats it..
Please. Someone. Make this movie a play.
If they could do this with Lion King, then they could do it with this too!
Agreed
It might be a bit hard but agreed👌🏻
Lion King has been on Broadway for a while
Yassss!!
+fiddlediddle army?
Prince of Egypt, one of the best movies ever.
Khloe G I agree!
Moses' birth mother's singing part was beautiful and saddening, especially at the end, 7:06.
:'{
I also like Moses' sister, Miriam's part at 5:51.
Sad he never got to meet his birth mother in the movie.
***** Ah well no movie is perfect.
I think she died in the years they didn't show us.
My favorite verse of hers is when she tells him that she can give him nothing but the chance to live. Chills everytime
Israel 4 everr
I love how the mother sings that lullaby
I'm not shitting you, I rarely cry at animated movies. I mean, I'm a huge cry baby, but just not for those types of things. But this song is so beautifully orchestrated and done that I honestly felt like I was gonna bawl the whole time like a baby when I heard this. It is just so powerful, and omfg... just thinking about it's beauty tears me up. This song is very well done, indeed.
yes omfg 😭😭😭
the mother's voice is so beautiful and I simply adore and love the movie and the message along with the story.
Same. When Mufasa died my lip trembled but this movie and this especially this song when I first watched as a child it actually got tears streaming down my cheeks. Now that is a movie that knows how to capture the audience's attention.
Chills, so many chills running down my spine.
Beautiful song, absolutely amazing.
her voice sends chills down my back its so haunting and beautiful and emotional
Praise You Holy God! You are great and greatly to be praised. Just as You were faithful to Your Hebrew people, You will be faithful to those whom have accepted the salvation of Your Son.
Amen!
Amen is right!
Hosanna ! Praise our Brother, Father, and Uncle .
amen
I love this film. it's got such a big beautiful biblical message too. As a catholic I love it. blessed be to God
Hallelujah.
Agreed
Moses killed 10 young boys when he got off the mountain to splash their blood everywhere. Just saying, if the film went on any longer it would have ended on a VERY dark note.
I love the movie too, and I'm an atheist. it's a great movie
don't put words in other peoples mouths.
I'm a carrot and I love this movie.
I love you. And all your carrotness
Alexa F everyone and everything loves this movie.
Alexa F is your name Laura by any chance...
+Alexa F Oh really? I thought you were a potato.....
looks more like a blue floaty head if you check the profile pic
everything about this movie is amazing and really respectable. this song is by far one of the best to ever come to screen. it gives me goosebumps, makes me emotional and omf-- Moses' mama got some vocals she makes me cry in falsetto!!!
That is the great Ofra Haza
The only movie that portrayed their skin color correctly! ❤️ they were not white!
jasmin malave not all of them were white 😂
The Idiodyssey whitewashed
Jamés Israel no they weren't the first were black and the others are fake.
The Idiodyssey you were told they were white by white people who have a superiority complex just like they think whites built the pyramids in Egypt an African country.
Except not all African countries had black people. People around Mediterranean belong to the Caucassian/Europoid/white "race". White does not mean Germans or Swedish (a.k.a. paler shade of skin), but also Arabs, Greeks, Slavs, Hungarians and all kinds of people.
Also, I find it funny how you see Egyptians in this movie as black, when they are clearly Mediterranean. If this movie portrayed Nubians (who were black), you would see the difference between them. I know people in my country, Slovakia (which has no historical black population, as there was no slavery, therefore you can say easily determine people with black ancestry, because one of their parents or grandparents was black), who have the same skin tone as Egyptians and Hebrews in this movie, yet nobody would ever call them black. That´s because we understand there are many skin colors among whites as there are among blacks (you have people in Africa who have literally black skin...does that make them something different because traditional image of their "race" has brown skin?).
This song makes me cry every time!
y
Same
Tyffani Anne Stephenson what why
maybe becaused its based in a true story?
TearsOfSorrow can be because I have movie of it and the book also plus I think its a base of a true story movie
4:27, good god this is the most beautiful thing i've ever heard
lordhelmit I get chills every time
Exactly
I love love love Ofra Haza. The most unique voice, one that can never be copied.
Whenever I feel down this song gives me hope and I just sing along to it. It's a great message for the people who have struggle through pain and terror.
Lol it's a great sounding song but the lyrics are hardly something to praise. It's basically blaming god and feeling entitled to something
+Malthizar actually they were claiming what God promised them.
***** Thanks for telling me your religious preference. It was appreciated for your comment to make sense.
Look at the lyrics. They are demanding God make due on some "promise". I don't think any human can DEMAND anything from God.
yorleny29 Uh, was there some contract talked about in the Bible/ Quran/ Torah/ Talmud about this "promise"? Please show me.
Guys it's called The Covenant, go educate yourselves a bit
I haven't watched this movie in ages but I love it sooooo much it is literally my favorite movie of all time. Not just because it is awesome, but because you can feel the spirit watching it. God truly lives and loves us.
3:22-4:27 When I have kids, this is going to be their lullaby ^_^
I tell myself the very same!
Totally
Im with ya sister!
me too so beautiful
me three gurl
When your religion teacher cried to this scene
SAMEEE
Bitch??? You didn't???
Religion or not. We cry.
I cry at this scene because of the fact that it's a true story.
@@Maria-hy1gw Nope, I didn't
Rest in peace Ofra Haza. your voice was so amazing and really made this song one of the best in this already spectacular film.
Wheres our Moses ?
I believe each and everyone one of us can be a reflection of Moses, in standing up to whats wrong , putting an end to pain, sheltering those in need, making someones day better. Little things create ripple effects on others.
The only way to beat hate is with love.
Theres more good people out there I know it.
God is love and acceptance of everything in the planet.
This song is truly the most powerful song of all times.
Mirna Davis first off good message
Secondly I really don't agree with the god part but it's your opinion so,yea good comment
I'm Wicca and I love this movie to bits. I doesn't matter to me if your Christian, Catholic, Buddhist or Atheist, I will treat you the exact same way as I treat myself.
As a Pagan who used to be Catholic this movie holds a soft spot in my heart (even if I did and still do doubt the churches teachings). I’m still traumatized from having it shoved down my throat but the story of Moses had always been my favorite (and personally that’s all I cared about and still do). Anyone who responds with Bible quotes will be reported for harassment and promptly blocked.
As a Protestant Christian from Mexico (a small majority in its right but no where your stuggle) this story brought me to God and I am at least happy it brought you some comfort. That is all I'm sure my and Jesus's heart wants for you. Sry to bother.
I love the use of so many voices to 'deliver' the message, it just has so much strength in it
I'm an atheist but I still love this movie, makes me feel the feels, you know?
I'm Jew and love this movie since I child 8 years old in 1998 it came out, when.
I'm not atheist, not agnostic but certainly not religious. I think this movie can connect with anyone; Christians, Jews, Muslims, atheists, Hindis, Buddhists, etc. etc.
I am a Christian, and this movie has made a deep impact on me and every one else who has watch it it is the God given gifts of emotion
I'm technically a Roman Catholic, though I don't consider myself very religious, but I have to admit that I love both Prince of Egypt and King of Dreams, along with the music that's in both movies! Very powerful soundtracks!
Im agnostic but i love this movie
that lullabye gets me every time...
me too, I used to fall asleep to that song
I think at the end when the lady sings and the music swells and it's just so theatrical and colossal, it just.... it's so overwhelming. Like, it get's me pretty bad. I don't usually tear up about movies, but my god, this song had a crying baby out of me.
Siena H. The whole point of the song is what moves me..
nerdburger234 yeah. It's pretty damn moving. It's just... Very deep and you can tell a lot of work went into the music of this movie. I just rewatched the movie yesterday, I actually cried. It was a pretty damn good movie if I do say so, and I would definitely recommend it.
+Siena H. My family isn't religious but I'm kinda I mean I belive in God and the bible and my family has no interest in religious movies but I've been watching this on repeat for IDK but it's like 11:00 pm
and Ofra Haza has an amazing voice it's so beautiful
Whoever disliked this is crazy cause this is absolutely beautiful. Favorite song in the entire movie
IF he will DELIVER UUUUuuuUUUuuUSSS.
Her voice is beautiful.
This song makes me cry every time.
This opening for DreamWorks is the equivalent to The Lion King opening to Disney. Both epic and with amazing music.
The trumpet at the beginning is a fantastic introduction to a movie full of powerful music
I hope all the people who make lyric videos know how much they are appreciated.
They literally save so many brains overrun with stress.
I love the Hebrew lyrics! I had always wondered what they were singing. Beautiful video.
Honestly, I don't think you need to be religious to enjoy this movie. I'm an atheist and this is one of my absolute favorite movies. The animation and music in this movie is just stunning.
When moses speaks with God through the burning bush and God starts yelling at moses is the most chilling thing everr
God isn't real so it could have been Satan
nasomee King really dude, think about that statement
@@nasomeeking1367 Why would Satan be real and not God?
Also why are you even watching this video, much less commenting on it?
@@nasomeeking1367 lol that makes no sense.
Does anyone else get kind of teared up when the kid sings? Or, at the very least, get chills down her spine?
Every single time
I will start a Shipping Company and this will most likely be the theme song
A parody of it, of course
Haha I get it "deliver us..."
Lee Ulrich Tuanquin I'm going to feel so bad for your employees... XD
Laughed Out Loud at this
Very Handsome lol
The music from this movie is all so beautiful...and haunting...
I'm not even a fertilized egg and I love this
...what?
Also, is that a picture of Laxus from fairy tail?
Elizabeth Christides yep.
:3 Laxus is awesome!!!
i still get chills and shaky in the voice when i sing this. this movie ill never get tired and im not even religious but this movie was so powerful and moving. the music was powerful and phenomenal and still is.
You feel that? The helplessness and pain the slaves went through? It is humanity in you.
oh. now the little girl is singing. I lost it. this is not okay. :'-(
The Prince of Egypt soundtrack is one of my favorites. The music pulls the great movie together and and the lyrics really tell of the awesome power of God.
Hands down, the most intense opening to ANY animated movie! Beautiful song!
The way 'there's a land you promised us!' is sung breaks my heart every time.
I'm an atheist but honestly this is one of my favorite movies of all time. It tells of humanity in every way possible. I respect it greatly.
I respect u
thx for ur honesty :)
Is it possible? A atheist on the internet not bashing religion? You sir, deserve a medal.
+Gabrielle Dunn But there a lot of atheists saying they love this song and the movie
me too
I ALWAYS get chills hearing it, ALWAYS... wait until it is fulfilled on a grander and final scale! A historical event that will set matters straight, ONCE and for ALL!
what are you talking about
The song, the Bible, scriptural fulfillment, sign of the times, the great day of GOD Almighty when he sets certain matters straight. It's all in the bible.
right, right, that, thought so
My faith is based on my bible knowledge and what I can see as all prophecies coming to be. Because it is split up into - Literal - Illustrative - Prophetic - Fulfillment - Laws and Letters - accurate knowledge helps you to discern which is which. Helps you to reference all - and last, helps you to get to know the TRUE author of the bible. After learning all of those things, it is up to the individual to have faith and believe... [ I ] ME - have absolute FAITH. Moses was alive - and his story is true. Of course, that is what I feel based on what I know. The bible is not a bedtime story - it's GOD'S manual, guide and instruction to us - as well his means for us to get to know him.
How you choose to see it is up to you.
Mercedes Keyes Amen, sister
Ofra Haza *SANG* this song, baby! RIP to one of the best voices in the Near East. 💜
I love this movie so much its my favorite movie when I was little I always sing the songs when I watch it today
good movie
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yep.
Lol
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Mom: River, flow gently
River: RIveR FloW gEntLy
I'm a love, and I Christian this song.
I listen to this at the start of my work day sometimes.
(Not that I actually consider my situation slavery, just humourous to me.)
Not only is the music in this movie nothing short of beautiful, but the animation style is amazing! We need more movies like this, and the Bible has plenty of amazing stories to offer.
This movie is a masterpiece ☹️❤️ love from Srilanka
YES IT IS.
The strongest argument against slavery in the world. Showing the defiance and pain of slaves wishing for freedom. Thanks StarXFox2772 for uploading this, and thank you the people at Dreamworks for making this.
Socials...Science...English...Math...Faster!
Socials...and write...Science...and read...English...and homework...Math...Faster!
with the sting, of teachers yelling, in my ear drums...
John Pugh With the salt of my sweat on my book
wimpykidfan37 this made my day XD
Sir, Principle of High, can you hear your students cry
Let us out....
This last hour....
I honestly cannot get over how amazing this movie is. The voice acting and casting was perfect. The story is strong and powerful. The animation is absolutely stunning and gorgeous. And the soundtrack never fails to give me goosebumps. It's sad that this movie doesn't get the recognition it deserves. It's one of the hidden jewels of the animated world.
I loved watching this every sabbath, hope it comes back on Netflix because it’s truly a masterpiece