J.D. Hall

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The Tucker Carlson Show · Origins of Christian Zionism, How It Corrupted American Christianity and Why It’s Finally Collapsing · 22 Jun 2026 podcast

they discussed putting this Bible into print.

And it was the first Bible of its kind in which the marginal notes are going to have theological content.

So a built-in study guide.

Yeah, it's a built-in study Bible, which was totally new.

So if you couldn't go to seminary, it's okay, just buy Schofield's Bible and believe what's within its pages.

I think he was a patsy.

Yeah, I think that the Zionists in the UK, the political Zionists, Zionists got wind of what the Plymouth Brethren were teaching.

That's Darby's bunch.

And they thought, well, at the same time, you've got Theodore Herzl, who is trying to get Europe to buy into the Zionist project.

And this eschatology is growing over here, which could be helpful to their cause.

And yeah, they disseminated the Bible, the Schofield's Bible, I think for clearly political reasons.

I don't know why specifically Zionism, religious Zionism took off in England organically.

I mean, that's where the Plymouth Brethren moved to, so that would make sense.

But I would point out that the same institution that printed the Schofield Bible is the same institution that published the Balfour Declaration.

Within a year, yeah.

So it's practically the same people.

So within a year of the Balfour Declaration, you have this, hey, coincidentally, really great new theology that helps to support, back up,

the political ambition of the Zionists.

yeah so it would have been uh what was it 1907 i think scofield was published and so yeah it came to the united states very quickly and it just grew like wildfire because you've got baptists methodists congregationalists um you have the azusa street revival which is just starting to kick off um charismaticism so anybody in that

in in those circles they're probably not going to a seminary they're not mainstream protestant that would have had the brick and mortar seminaries you know your your presbyterians your episcopalians and so forth and so you know good for them they got to avoid most of the dispensationalism problem uh for

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