'Til Kingdom Come main backdrop
'Til Kingdom Come main poster

'Til Kingdom Come

Visit website

6.5/10 • 6

2020-09-061h 16m

Documentary

Millions of American Evangelicals are praying for the State of Israel. This film traces this unusual relationship, from rural Kentucky to the halls of government in Washington, through the moving of the American Embassy in Jerusalem and to the annexation plan of the West Bank.

Directors
Maya Zinshtein
Writters
Mark Monroe
Editors
Elan Golod

Top Billed Cast

View Credits
  1. Pat Robertson

    Pat Robertson

    Self

  2. John Hagee

    John Hagee

    Self

  3. Yael Eckstein

    Yael Eckstein

    Self

Reviews0

We don't have any reviews for 'Til Kingdom Come.

Media

  • 'Til Kingdom Come poster
  • 'Til Kingdom Come poster

Recommendations

  • No Backdrop

    Ad Lib

    5.5

  • Old Man Junior main backdrop

    Old Man Junior

    6.9

  • No Backdrop

    Flow

    9.3

  • No Backdrop

    Qwerty

    6.4

  • Qwerty main backdrop

    Qwerty

    5.9

  • A main backdrop

    A

    6.2

  • No Backdrop

    A

    5.9

  • Killer of Men main backdrop

    Killer of Men

    7.3

  • Kingdom 2: Far and Away main backdrop

    Kingdom 2: Far and Away

    7.2

  • Barbie main backdrop

    Barbie

    6.7

  • 24 Hours with Gaspar main backdrop

    24 Hours with Gaspar

    6.6

  • Qwerty main backdrop

    Qwerty

    5.7

  • No Backdrop

    G

    6.6

  • Bad Bear main backdrop

    Bad Bear

    8.3

  • Lion main backdrop

    Lion

    6.2

  • My Little Pony: Equestria Girls - Friendship Games main backdrop

    My Little Pony: Equestria Girls - Friendship Games

    7.4

  • Kingdom III: The Flame of Destiny main backdrop

    Kingdom III: The Flame of Destiny

    7.5

  • Heavenly Touch main backdrop

    Heavenly Touch

    5.8

  • An Ideal Father main backdrop

    An Ideal Father

    6.3

Status
Released
Original Language
English
Budget
--
Revenue
--
Keywords
israelpalestinian-israeli conflictpalestineprophecychristianityjerusalembiblejudaismevangelical christianityinternational relations