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Similarities Between Jesus And Noah
Biblical heroes Jesus and Noah team up together to save a band from an evil monster.
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When Halloween masked robbers dressed as Obama, Spiderman, Stormtrooper, and Wolf Man rob a jewelry store Biblical hero JESUS CHRIST stops them.

Jesus is disappointed when the news reports how Biblical hero NOAH saved a missing family, outshining his story of stopping the robbers.

Jesus dislikes Noah believing he’s the reason his girlfriend left him. Jesus and Noah compete to save a drowning boy at the beach. It’s clear they are fierce rivals.

Both Jesus and Noah attend the Coachella Music Festival to listen to the Eagles, but to their horror a giant monster, CAIN, storms the festival and attacks Noah. Jesus is pressured to save
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