Tucker Carlson asks Sen. Ted Cruz what the Bible means when it says to "bless Israel." SENATOR TED CRUZ: Growing up in Sunday school, I was taught from the Bible, "those who bless Israel will be ...

The two also clashed over the biblical phrase “those who bless Israel will be blessed,” debating whether it refers to supporting the modern state of Israel or the Jewish people more broadly.

Texas, exploded in a fiery exchange over theology, foreign policy and national priorities in a Wednesday interview after Cruz appeared to equate biblical Israel ...

All of this is relevant to the question because the Bible is concerned with our attitude that stems from what we should ...

In fact, this is an old problem. Countries have enlisted God or gods on their side in conflicts since ancient times. One egregious example was the First World War, when politicians and clergy on both ...

A Department of Homeland Security video lionizing Customs and Border Protection misquotes Isaiah 6:8 from the Bible.

Debating Israel and Iran, Tucker Carlson and Ted Cruz got hung up on the meaning of a verse in Genesis. It's more relevant than you think.

The right-wing pundit's clash with the senator comes as Republicans debate whether or not to dig deeper into conflict in the Middle East.

The Church is to gather all Gentiles to God to follow him. Then, at some point soon, God will hit “unpause” on his plans with ...

Another user highlighted the fact that Trump mentioned Israel before he mentioned the U.S., tweeting, “Trump ended his press conference saying God bless Israel before he even said God bless America.

President Donald Trump raised eyebrows when he repeatedly invoked God in his brief address to the nation after ordering the bombing of Iran. He closed his four-minute Sunday address by saying, “I want ...

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