Five last-days predictions from the Old Testament

• What are the last-days passages pastors rarely preach on?
• What is your worship of Molech?

The hosts work through an article of 'last day's passages that pastors rarely preach on': prophecy touches every person alive, with key New Testament passages named (Matthew 24, 1 Thessalonians, Revelation). The article's five Old Testament predictions: Jacob's blessing (Genesis 49), Moses' warning to Israel about the last days (Deuteronomy 31), Jeremiah's prophecies of Judah's destruction, Isaiah's judgment on old-covenant Israel, and Joel's Holy Spirit prediction (skipped as self-explanatory). Discussion covers whether 'last days' means two halves, whether these were already fulfilled in exile and Jesus, the serpent prophecy of Genesis 3, whether modern Judaism still identifies by tribe (no one claims to be a Benjamite), and a 'four wrestlers of the apocalypse' joke featuring Randy Savage. The application: 'What is your worship of Molech?' -- with Instagram named as a modern Molech. A Samson tangent asks 'What's the message of the story?' ('Never date a woman named Delilah'; 'Give me the strength to pull down the Philistine temple of my life') before the comedy bit: 'I came here to collect foreskins and take the jawbone of an ass, and I'm all out of jawbone.'