Bible Gone Wild

There weren't as many stories of animal cruelty in the Bible as I expected. Balaam beats his donkey but the donkey gets the last word, Phinehas spears two lovers, animal sacrifices in the temple (bloody but not as bad as you might think), Samson torches and tortures foxes. Theme Music: "Parasite" by Lamprey Other Music: "Children of the Son Instrumental" from the album SGONS "Pipe Choir Fortress Instrumental" from the album SGONS by Pipe Choir

Sheshem rapes Dinah, a crowd of men attempt to rape two angels, and two sisters rape their father, plus a look at some of the strange laws concerning rape. Theme Music: "Parasite" by Lamprey Other Music: "Girl with Kaleidoscope Eyes" "Out of My Mind" by Pachyderm

In the Bible we read about God destroying whole villages, cities and armies, but in this episode we focus on two occasions when God killed (or smote) individuals for being particularly naughty. Theme Music: "Parasite" by Lamprey Other Music: "Never Knew Me At All" "Ice Cold" by Pachyderm

This is the story of Ehud – God’s assassin. This story is like a Quentin Tarantino movie, it is full of unforgettable violence and unexpected humor (at least it tries at the humor, you can judge whether after 3,000 years the jokes are still funny). Ehud is a Hebrew warrior who comes up with a plan to free his people from the oppression of a glutinous, foreign king. Ehud’s bravery will earn him a special place among his people, not as a king or a prophet or a general but as one of the 12 judges whose stories are told in the book of Judges, the seventh book in the Bible. Theme Music: "Parasite" by Lamprey