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Zachary Levi Hosts New Fox Nation Docu-Drama Series About King David

Zachary Levi Hosts New Fox Nation Docu-Drama Series About King DavidA scene from “David: King of Israel.” Photo: YouTube screenshot Actor Zachary Levi hosts a Fox Nation original series that premiered on Thursday about the life and legacy of the Bible’s King David. The four-part docu-drama “David: King of Israel” begins with the episode “The Shepherd,” which tells the story of David as a young […]

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