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| The Burning Hell (1974) is a film created by the evangelist ]. This film is a scriptural interpretation of what the Bible has to say about hell. The film seeks to portray in graphic terms all of the horror of hell and how to escape it. It is available in Spanish, Portugese, and English. The screenplay is by Ron Ormond. The companion movie "]" gives one the scriptural interpretation of what the Bible has to say about a literal heaven. | The Burning Hell (1974) is a film created by the evangelist ]. This film is a scriptural interpretation of what the Bible has to say about hell. The film seeks to portray in graphic terms all of the horror of hell and how to escape it. It is available in Spanish, Portugese, and English. The screenplay is by Ron Ormond. The companion movie "]" gives one the scriptural interpretation of what the Bible has to say about a literal heaven. | ||
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The Burning Hell (1974) is a film created by the evangelist Estus Pirkle. This film is a scriptural interpretation of what the Bible has to say about hell. The film seeks to portray in graphic terms all of the horror of hell and how to escape it. It is available in Spanish, Portugese, and English. The screenplay is by Ron Ormond. The companion movie "The Believers Heaven" gives one the scriptural interpretation of what the Bible has to say about a literal heaven.
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