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Long ago God revealed to the prophets that he would send a sinless person to die in place of Adam's descendants, and remove their sin and shame. .] The prophets called this Person "the Messiah". They said that God would send the Messiah to save people, and to rule them forever in God's name.
— Narrator
Cues 2
| Q# | Cue Text | Camera Shot | Frames | Duration | Syl | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Long ago God revealed to the prophets that he would send a sinless person to die in place of Adam's descendants(1), and remove their sin and shame(2). [His sacrifice would open the way for those who believe in him to live in fellowship with God [forever].] | Off SCRN | 540f | 18.0s | 63 | (1) OR: human beings (2) OR: The shedding of his blood would wash/cleanse them from sin and shame. (For some cultures, it is important to mention shame as well as sin.) |
| 2 | The prophets called this Person "the Messiah"(3). They said that God would send the Messiah to save people, and to rule them forever in God's name(4). | Off SCRN | 345f | 11.5s | 35 | (3) Consider carefully how to translate the term "Messiah" (or "Annointed One"). "The Messiah" (from the Hebrew language) and "the Christ" (from the Greek language) are titles with the same meaning, referring to the Person who God promised to send as Savior and King. Whatever term you choose, use the same term consistently through the Introduction, the body of the film, and the Close. If different terms are used in different places, the audience may fail to understand the connection between the Old Testament references and the coming of the Messiah as described in the gospels. (4) OR: on his behalf OR: on God's behalf OR: as God's vice-regent ("God's vice-regent" means the one to whom God has given all power and authority to rule on his behalf.) |