Episode · Behind the Bastards · 2025-01-05
Books mentioned on Behind the Bastards Presents: Hood Politics with Prop
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Mentioned: Isaiah by Brevard S. Childs, Exodus by Leon Uris, The Protocols of the Elders of Zion, and The Torah by David J. Zucker.
Books mentioned, in the order they came up
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Isaiah
Brevard S.
Discussed“And Philip runs into an Ethiopian unic who according to the Bible was reading the book of Isaiah. And Philip sees him on the road and he's like, "You know what you're reading?"”
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Exodus
Exodus by Leon Uris is a sweeping historical novel that chronicles the turbulent founding of the State of Israel and the events leading up to it.
Discussed“Now it is also believed that the ark of the covenant from the old testament is in axom. There are ruins at different churches that have good archaeological evidence to believe that they set up the tent with the dimensions that Exodus and Deuteronomy and them and them old testament scriptures have taught them to do this.”
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The Protocols of the Elders of Zion
The Protocols of the Elders of Zion by Victor, E.
Discussed“that comes from this thing called the protocols of Zion which again the word Zion I'm going talk about which is something that we've talked about on the behind the bastards episodes of the protocols of Zion now that's anti-semitic”
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The Torah
The Torah by David J.
Discussed“And then the others, like the more modern ones, were like, "Well, we're not a nation." Like, that was actually the point. Like, don't you then you read your yo Torah, you don't need a king.”
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Passing Psalms
“You fast forward to Solomon, King David, King David's son, right? the writer of Psalms and it's believed that according to the passages that he had never seen anybody more beautiful or a kingdom more amazing than the kingdom that the queen of Sheba came from.”