All language subtitles for [English] The Animated Bible Series _ Season 1 _ Episode 1 _ The Creation _ Michael Arias _ Steve Cleary [DownSub.com]

In the beginning, God
spoke.

Creatures of all kinds
appeared, seas filled with
wonder,

and the skies came to
life.

And God said, "Let us
create mankind in our
image,

and let them have
dominion over all the
earth."

And all was
perfect.

Until--

Did God really say
not to eat of the
tree?

From the Garden of Eden,
through the kings and
prophets,

to the second
coming of the
Christ

and His final revelation,
God's plan to restore
mankind

is
revealed.

Presented in 50
episodes and
featuring

the latest in
motion comic
techniques,

The Animated Bible
Series presents the
Bible

as one cohesive
story.

It is
done.

I am the first and the
last, the beginning and the
end.

In the beginning, God
created the heavens and the
earth.

The earth was void and without
form, and filled with
darkness.

And the Spirit of God
moved over its
waters.

And God commanded,
"Let there be
light."

And light came to
be.

God saw that the light was
good, and he separated the
light

from the
darkness.

He called the light Day, and
the darkness he called
Night.

And the evening and the
morning were the first
day.

Then God said, "Let there
be a divide in the
waters."

And the waters
separated.

God called the
area that appeared
Sky.

And the evening and the
morning were the second
day.

Then God said, "Let the
waters below be gathered
together,

and let dry ground
appear."

And so it happened,
just as God
commanded.

The waters that gathered
together, God called
Seas.

And the dry
ground, He called
Land.

Then God said, "Let
the land bring
forth

grass, and plants,
and trees bearing
fruit

with seed to
reproduce."

And again, it
happened.

Grass, plants, and
trees came up from the
ground,

and God was
pleased.

And the evening and the
morning were the third
day.

Then God spoke
again.

"Let there be light in
the expanse of the
heavens

to light the earth and
separate day from
night."

So God created the sun,
the moon, and the
stars,

and by them established
days, seasons, and
years.

And God saw that
this was also
good.

And the evening and the
morning were the fourth
day.

Again God spoke, and
said, "Let the seas
be

filled with living
creatures, and the
sky

be filled with
birds."

So, by His word, God
created all living
creatures

great and small
which live in the
sea.

And God created every
variety of winged
bird,

and He was
pleased.

Then God blessed them,
saying, "Be fruitful and
multiply,

and fill the waters,
and the earth, and the
sky."

And the evening and the
morning were the fifth
day.

Then God gave another
command.

"Let the earth produce
livestock, creatures that
crawl,

every beast and all
wildlife according to their
kind."

And so it was,
just as God
commanded.

And God saw that
His creation was
good.

After this, God formed a
man out of the dust of the
earth

and breathed life into
him.

And the man
became a living
soul.

God named the man
Adam and gave him
dominion

over all creatures on the
land, in the sky, and in the
sea.

Now the Lord God had planted
a garden in the east in
Eden.

In there, he placed Adam to
tend the garden and cultivate
it.

In the garden, God
caused beautiful trees
to grow,

which provided fruit
that was good to
eat.

God also provided
care for the
garden

by causing a mist to rise from
the Earth to water the
ground--

and a river that
went through the
garden

into the surrounding
land.

In the garden there were
also two very distinct
trees.

One was the tree of
life, and the other the
tree

of the knowledge
of good and
evil.

Then God spoke to Adam and
said, "From every tree in the
garden

you may freely
eat, but you must
not

eat from the tree of the
knowledge of good and
evil.

For if you do,
you will surely
die."

Then the Lord
brought every
animal

that he had created to Adam,
and Adam named each of the
animals

according to its
kind.

All the creatures
that God had
created

had their mate, except for
Adam.

And the Lord God said, "It is
not good for the man to be
alone."

So God caused a deep
sleep to fall upon the
man,

and while he slept, God
removed one of Adam's
ribs.

From the rib, God created a
mate and helper suitable for
Adam.

When Adam woke up and
saw God's new
creation,

he exclaimed, "You are bone of
my bone, and flesh of my
flesh.

And because you were formed
from Man, you will be called
Woman."

And the woman was
named Eve, for she
is

the mother of all the
living.

And so it was that
God created man and
woman

after His own
image.

And the man and
the woman were
naked,

and yet they were not
ashamed.

God blessed Adam and Eve, and
said, "Be fruitful and
multiply.

Fill the earth and rule over
it.

I give you dominion
over every living
creature

that I have
created."

And so God
provided man with
a mate

and established that
when a man and his wife
unite,

the two would become as
one.

And the evening and the
morning were the sixth
day.

On the seventh day, the
Lord God rested from
all

that He created: the
heavens, and the
earth,

and all of their
wonders.

So He blessed the
seventh day, and He made
it holy.

Now the serpent, who
was craftier than
any

of the creatures that
the Lord God had
made,

was in the
garden.

And he came to Eve,
saying, "Did God
really

say not to eat of
any tree in the
garden?"

Oh.

No.

We may eat the
fruit of any
tree,

except the tree of the
knowledge of good and
evil.

Of that tree we must
never eat, for if we
do,

God said we shall surely
die.

Come
now.

You will not surely
die.

God knows that if
you eat from that
tree

your eyes will be truly
opened, and you will become as
wise

as God
Himself.

Is God withholding good from
you?

Don't you want to
be wise, wise like
God?

Tempted by the
serpent's words,
Eve

turned her gaze to
the forbidden
tree.

The more she looked at
it, the more
attractive

it seemed, until
she wanted
nothing

more than to taste its
fruit.

What harm could possibly
come if I eat this
fruit?

And indeed, I shall gain
wisdom.

How can that be
wrong?

So Eve went
against God's
command,

and she ate of
the fruit of the
tree

of the
knowledge of
good and evil

and shared it with her
husband.

After eating
the forbidden
fruit,

the two
realized they
were naked.

And for the first
time, they felt
shame.

They became
afraid.

Adam and Eve realized they
had disobeyed their
creator.

What have we
done?

They quickly
gathered fig
leaves,

interweaving them to
cover their naked
bodies.

Soon after, they
heard the sound of
God,

as He was walking in the
garden in the cool of the
day.

Adam.

Adam.

Where are
you?

Eve, come
quickly.

We must
hide.

Adam, why are
you hiding from
me?

I-- I heard your
voice in the
garden,

and I was ashamed and
afraid, because we are
naked.

Who told you you were
naked?

Have you eaten from the tree
of the knowledge of good and
evil,

the one tree from which
I commanded you not to
eat?

The-- the woman you
created, she gave me the
fruit, and--

and yes, I ate
it.

Eve, what have you
done?

The
serpent.

He deceived
me.

He told me I would not
die.

He told me I would gain
wisdom and that I would be
like you.

And so I ate the
fruit.

Turning to the
serpent, God
said,

Because you have
done this, cursed
are you.

Cursed above all
living
creatures.

You shall crawl on your
belly and eat the dust of
the earth

all the days of your
life.

And I will put enmity
between you and the
woman,

and between her
offspring and
yours.

He will crush your head,
and you will bruise his
heel.

Then the Lord God turned to
Eve.

I will multiply your
sorrow in
childbearing.

In great pain
shall you give
birth.

Your desire shall
be for your
husband,

and he shall rule over
you.

And then unto
Adam God said,
"Cursed

is the ground
because of you, for
you

have listened to
your wife and
have

eaten from the tree I
commanded you not to
eat.

All the days of your life,
you shall have to work the
ground.

In sorrow and sweat, you
shall work the ground for
your food

until you return to the
ground from which you were
taken,

for dust you are, and
to dust you shall
return."

In His mercy, the Lord
God made coats of animal
skins

to clothe Adam and
Eve.

Then He spoke and
said, "Behold the
man

has become like one of us,
understanding good and
evil.

He must not be allowed
to eat from the tree of
life

and live forever
in such a
state."

So the Lord God drove the
man from the Garden of
Eden

along with his
wife to work the
ground

from which he was
formed.

And He placed the
Cherubim--

and a flaming sword
which turned in every
direction

to guard the tree of
life.