RedCircle VERIFY_TOKEN_43125384-374f-4939-9ec2-d1d58cdbc90e -- Rendered At Thu, 15 Oct 2026 06:00:34 +0000 Blood Savage https://redcircle.com/shows/blood-savage en-US All rights reserved. True Crimes From The Cross LaNyce "Blood Savage: True Crimes of the Cross," a gripping exploration into the stories of intrigue, mystery, and justice found within the pages of the Bible. Join us on a riveting journey delving into the darkest and most enigmatic crimes recorded in biblical history. In this immersive podcast series, we uncover the hidden truths behind infamous incidents like the murder of Abel by his brother Cain, the harrowing conspiracy of Jezebel against Naboth for his vineyard, the scandalous affair of King David and Bathsheba leading to murder, and many more gripping narratives from ancient times. Each episode presents meticulously researched accounts, shedding light on biblical crimes often overlooked or veiled in moral lessons. We analyze the motives, unravel the mysteries, and explore the moral complexities behind these captivating stories. Hosted by LaNyce, a biblical enthusiast, "Blood Savage" offers a unique perspective on these historical events. Through a lens that combines theological insights, historical context, and true crime analysis, we navigate the blurred lines between sin and justice, morality and transgression. From treachery and betrayal to jealousy and revenge, each episode peels back layers of these ancient crimes, inviting listeners to ponder the timeless themes of human nature and the pursuit of justice in the face of darkness. Whether you're a true crime aficionado, a history buff, or someone seeking deeper understanding, "Blood Savage: True Crimes of the Cross" promises a captivating and thought-provoking exploration into the criminal narratives hidden within the sacred texts. Subscribe now to embark on an enthralling journey through the shadowy side of biblical history. Uncover the compelling stories of deceit, passion, and redemption that echo through the ages, only on "Blood Savage." 43125384-374f-4939-9ec2-d1d58cdbc90e "Blood Savage: True Crimes of the Cross," a gripping exploration into the stories of intrigue, mystery, and justice found within the pages of the Bible. Join us on a riveting journey delving into the darkest and most enigmatic crimes recorded in biblical history.

In this immersive podcast series, we uncover the hidden truths behind infamous incidents like the murder of Abel by his brother Cain, the harrowing conspiracy of Jezebel against Naboth for his vineyard, the scandalous affair of King David and Bathsheba leading to murder, and many more gripping narratives from ancient times.

Each episode presents meticulously researched accounts, shedding light on biblical crimes often overlooked or veiled in moral lessons. We analyze the motives, unravel the mysteries, and explore the moral complexities behind these captivating stories.

Hosted by LaNyce, a biblical enthusiast, "Blood Savage" offers a unique perspective on these historical events. Through a lens that combines theological insights, historical context, and true crime analysis, we navigate the blurred lines between sin and justice, morality and transgression.

From treachery and betrayal to jealousy and revenge, each episode peels back layers of these ancient crimes, inviting listeners to ponder the timeless themes of human nature and the pursuit of justice in the face of darkness.

Whether you're a true crime aficionado, a history buff, or someone seeking deeper understanding, "Blood Savage: True Crimes of the Cross" promises a captivating and thought-provoking exploration into the criminal narratives hidden within the sacred texts.

Subscribe now to embark on an enthralling journey through the shadowy side of biblical history. Uncover the compelling stories of deceit, passion, and redemption that echo through the ages, only on "Blood Savage."

]]> serial no LaNyce invasionofprvcy@icloud.com false full The Head on a Platter: Who Killed John the Baptist? The Head on a Platter: Who Killed John the Baptist? LaNyce A dance. A king’s oath. A prophet’s head on a platter.

Two thousand years ago, at a birthday banquet in a desert fortress, Herod Antipas made a promise in front of his most powerful guests. Minutes later, a girl asked him for the head of John the Baptist, and he gave it to her.

In this episode of Blood Savage, the Bible true crime podcast, LaNyce investigates the beheading of John the Baptist the way a detective works a cold case: the victim, the suspects, the evidence and the verdict. Was the killer the king who gave the order, the wife who wanted John dead, or the girl who carried the platter? Or was it the family itself, a royal dynasty that had been killing its own for two generations?


In this episode:

• Why John the Baptist was arrested, and the eleven words that sealed his fate

• Herodias: granddaughter of Herod the Great, the king who executed her father

• The first wife who escaped through the same fortress where John died

• What Josephus, the first-century Jewish historian, says about John’s death

• The dig at Machaerus in Jordan, where archaeologists believe they found the courtyard where Salome danced

• The bronze coin that carries the grown face of Queen Salome

• What this case reveals about truth, power and generational sin


Quick answers:

Who killed John the Baptist? Herod Antipas ordered his execution after Herodias’s daughter, prompted by her mother Herodias, asked for John’s head (Mark 6:14-29).

Why was John the Baptist killed? He condemned Herod Antipas’s marriage to Herodias, his brother’s wife. Josephus adds that Antipas feared John’s influence could spark an uprising.

Where was John the Baptist beheaded? According to Josephus, at Machaerus, Herod’s fortress east of the Dead Sea in modern-day Jordan.

What was the name of the girl who danced? The Gospels don’t name her. Josephus identifies Herodias’s daughter as Salome.


Scripture: Mark 6:14-29, Matthew 14:1-12, Luke 3:19-20

Historical sources: Josephus, Jewish Antiquities, Book 18


New to Blood Savage? Start with Episode 1, Herod the Great: The King Who Killed His Own Family.

Next case: The King Eaten by Worms.

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]]> <p>A dance. A king’s oath. A prophet’s head on a platter.</p><p>Two thousand years ago, at a birthday banquet in a desert fortress, Herod Antipas made a promise in front of his most powerful guests. Minutes later, a girl asked him for the head of John the Baptist, and he gave it to her.</p><p>In this episode of Blood Savage, the Bible true crime podcast, LaNyce investigates the beheading of John the Baptist the way a detective works a cold case: the victim, the suspects, the evidence and the verdict. Was the killer the king who gave the order, the wife who wanted John dead, or the girl who carried the platter? Or was it the family itself, a royal dynasty that had been killing its own for two generations?</p><p><br></p><p>In this episode:</p><p>• Why John the Baptist was arrested, and the eleven words that sealed his fate</p><p>• Herodias: granddaughter of Herod the Great, the king who executed her father</p><p>• The first wife who escaped through the same fortress where John died</p><p>• What Josephus, the first-century Jewish historian, says about John’s death</p><p>• The dig at Machaerus in Jordan, where archaeologists believe they found the courtyard where Salome danced</p><p>• The bronze coin that carries the grown face of Queen Salome</p><p>• What this case reveals about truth, power and generational sin</p><p><br></p><p>Quick answers:</p><p> Who killed John the Baptist? Herod Antipas ordered his execution after Herodias’s daughter, prompted by her mother Herodias, asked for John’s head (Mark 6:14-29).</p><p>Why was John the Baptist killed? He condemned Herod Antipas’s marriage to Herodias, his brother’s wife. Josephus adds that Antipas feared John’s influence could spark an uprising.</p><p>Where was John the Baptist beheaded? According to Josephus, at Machaerus, Herod’s fortress east of the Dead Sea in modern-day Jordan.</p><p>What was the name of the girl who danced? The Gospels don’t name her. Josephus identifies Herodias’s daughter as Salome.</p><p><br></p><p>Scripture: Mark 6:14-29, Matthew 14:1-12, Luke 3:19-20</p><p>Historical sources: Josephus, Jewish Antiquities, Book 18</p><p><br></p><p>New to Blood Savage? Start with Episode 1, Herod the Great: The King Who Killed His Own Family.</p><p>Next case: The King Eaten by Worms. </p><p>Follow Blood Savage and leave a rating so more people can find these stories.</p><blockquote><br></blockquote> 8d3ed66c-f880-45bb-8319-4113e3cf90f6 https://redcircle.com/shows/43125384-374f-4939-9ec2-d1d58cdbc90e/episodes/c9815bb3-e0af-4f23-8224-d0620ef8c83c Wed, 14 Oct 2026 22:20:52 +0000 2106 false full "Unveiling Herod the Great: Architectural Marvels, Power Politics, and Biblical Intrigues" "Unveiling Herod the Great: Architectural Marvels, Power Politics, and Biblical Intrigues" 1 LaNyce This initial captivating episode uncovers the multifaceted legacy of Herod the Great, a ruler whose reign was marked by grandeur, political prowess, and chilling intrigues. Delve into the architectural wonders crafted by Herod, his intricate political maneuvers in the Roman Empire, and his enigmatic role in biblical narratives, particularly surrounding the birth of Jesus Christ. Explore the depths of Herod's achievements, his quest for power, and the compelling historical context that shaped his tumultuous legacy as told by LaNyce.

]]> <p>This initial captivating episode uncovers the multifaceted legacy of Herod the Great, a ruler whose reign was marked by grandeur, political prowess, and chilling intrigues. Delve into the architectural wonders crafted by Herod, his intricate political maneuvers in the Roman Empire, and his enigmatic role in biblical narratives, particularly surrounding the birth of Jesus Christ. Explore the depths of Herod&#39;s achievements, his quest for power, and the compelling historical context that shaped his tumultuous legacy as told by LaNyce.</p> 7c61022f-9894-4b90-ad10-26ce09555b53 https://redcircle.com/shows/43125384-374f-4939-9ec2-d1d58cdbc90e/episodes/42e3aa21-9c7d-4b38-896a-e6547417750f Sun, 24 Dec 2023 15:00:00 +0000 2274 false