We follow up last episodes sordid implications with a secondary investigation. We've established that Chemosh loves human sacrifice, especially children. Surely, that's not something Yahweh is into. I SAID SURELY THAT'S NOT SOMETHING YAHWEH IS INTO, RIGHT?!?!?!? RIGHT!?!?!?!?

We all know that history is written by the winners. So it seems awfully odd that in a book dedicated to telling us how God (Yahweh, Israel's version) is omnipotent, contains a story where he takes a beating that even a Brown's fan would call embarrassing. Unfamiliar with that story? Don't worry, Bael & Riff can't wait to give you the blow by blow.

Despite the absolute desperation of right wingers to convince you Jesus is on their side, it's obvious to anyone reading the text that Jesus was a radical socialist. One of the best examples is this story. Listen and decide for yourselves.

As we continue through the "minor" prophets, we get to the strange case of Haggai. His story, much like the pronunciation of his name is open to debate. Join Bael and Riff as they dig into this often overlooked but in truth quite interesting book of the Bible.

As we continue through the "minor" prophets we get to one with a lot to say, and even more authorship concerns. Micah was both unique and yet cut from the same cloth as his contemporaries. He says mostly the same things as the others, but boy does he do it with style. Join Bael & Riff as they take a look at that style.

Join Bael & Riff as they revisit a topic from the early days of the show. It's time to examine Jonah again and see if this fish story adds up any better now.

Obadiah is the shortest book in the Old Testament. A scant handful of pages that are greater than the sum of their parts. Join Bael and Riff for a look inside this interesting little book.

The book of Joel is one of those books that almost everyone who attends church has heard a sermon from, but can't really tell you what it was about. Have no fear, Bael and Riff are on the case. Join them and take a look at one of the only 'Minor Prophets' that we're certain we're pronouncing correctly.

The book of Habakkuk is one of the few "Minor Prophets" that gets a bit of play from the traditional Christian set. They love his end of the world prophecy of doom. Don't get us wrong, we love impending doom as much as anyone, but there's a lot more going on here than most people realize. Join Bael and Riff as they look for the non doom related portions of this ancient text.

We take a pause in our exploration of the minor prophets to talk about one of the more obscure and bizarre OT Bible stories. This story reads like classic western. Saddle up with Riff and Bael.