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Exodus

Film Review of Exodus: God and Kings

Posted on January 13, 2015March 17, 2017 by Richard Newton

My take on Sir Ridley Scott's Exodus story. Featured in LancasterOnline's Faith and Values section.

Posted in Culture, Personal, Religion, ScholarshipTagged African-American, bible, Exodus, film, race, Religion, Richard Newton
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