In this episode Elijah brings a dead boy back to life by laying on top of the boy's body three times.

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Asa was one of the few kings that God approved of. In fact, the Bible says his "heart was perfect with the LORD all his days." What did he do that was so perfect? He expelled sodomites (homosexuals?) and destroyed idols.

Baasha killed Jeroboam's and his family, leaving none that breaths, "according to the saying of the Lord." Then God killed Baasha and his family (leaving none to piss against a wall) because he killed Jeroboam and his family.

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In this episode, God tells a mother that he is going to kill her son for something his father (Jeroboam) did. And he's not going to just kill her son, but everyone in Jeroboam's family that "pisses against a wall."

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This is a story about God, two prophets, a donkey, and a lion. It's quite a story, but it's hard to summarize. So I recommend listening to the episode.

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The title includes a double double entendre. To find out what it means, you'll just have to listen to the episode.

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In this episode, we learn about Solomon's family. He had 700 wives and 300 concubines - but only three children: two daughters and one son.

The Bible doesn't say anything about his family life - except to say that his strange wives caused him (the wisest man who ever lived) to worship strange gods.

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The Bible spends five chapters telling us about two houses: Solomon's and God's. Solomon's house had more than four times the floor space as God's, and took nearly twice as long to build.

When the construction projects were completed, Solomon sacrificed 22,000 oxen and 120,000 sheep - on one very bloody day.

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This is the most famous story about Solomon. So you've probably heard it before. But did you know that Solomon was wiser than Heman?

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In this episode, David gives his last words to his son Solomon. It's a hit list. And Solomon does what he's told.

Meanwhile, Adonijah tries to marry Abishag (the beautiful virgin who tried to get David some heat in the last episode), and Solomon kills him for it.

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In this episode, a young virgin named Abishag is found to get David some heat, while David's son, Adonijah, tries to steal the kingdom from him. Bathsheba intervenes by convincing David to make her son Solomon king.

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