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The Ten Commandments

The Ten Commandments

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Sep 15, 2026

Anna KeizerHOST
47:03
could see that.
Anna KeizerHOST
47:04
I did not realize that he plays Aaron in 1956's The Ten Commandments.
Anna KeizerHOST
47:11
So Aaron is Moses's brother.
Derek DehankeHOST
47:12
Okay.
Patrick O'DowdHOST
48:52
Let me tell you, though, back in the day, once upon a time, you would have these grand epic films.
Patrick O'DowdHOST
49:02
And to your point, I'll use one of my favorites of all time, The Ten Commandments, Cecil B. DeMille, Charlton Heston, three-hour epic biblical story of Moses.
Patrick O'DowdHOST
49:12
It had an intermission and had a break.
Patrick O'DowdHOST
49:15
What's wrong with
BenHOST
10:05
All right.
GregHOST
10:05
Well, and Yul Brynner also had shaved his head for Ten Commandments and then kept it bald ever since.
BenHOST
10:12
It's funny to see him with hair.
TomHOST
10:14
Yes.
Rick WarrenHOST
24:49
Psalm 77 verse 19 is actually a verse about Moses.
Rick WarrenHOST
24:55
You remember the story of the Ten Commandments when Charlton Heston, you know, stood up there and he put this thing in the water and the Nile turned red and all the different miracles and things like that.
Rick WarrenHOST
25:06
And when finally Pharaoh said after ten miracles and all those miracles were making fun of false gods, Pharaoh finally says, okay, you can go.
Rick WarrenHOST
25:13
And so a million Jews are leaving.
Ron ArbaughHOST
11:19
As Moses drew near, the voice, it was Jesus, the voice out of that bush said, Moses, remove thy sandals for the ground that you're standing on is holy ground.
Ron ArbaughHOST
11:32
And those of you who remember the movie The Ten Commandments, what a great scene that was because Charlton Heston got down on the ground and it was like he was trying to dig a hole because he understood the holiness of that moment.
Ron ArbaughHOST
11:44
Do you know that when you approach God, you're on that holy ground? You're on that holy ground.
Ron ArbaughHOST
11:53
It's a place that we don't deserve to be, but it's a place... that he's invited us to every single day.
Tom ThompsonHOST
55:07
What movie is that from?
Brandon KrollGUEST
55:08
Uh, I think that's the Ten Commandments with, uh-
Tom ThompsonHOST
55:10
Oh, yeah
Brandon KrollGUEST
55:10
...
Mario BernardiGUEST
15:05
...
Mario BernardiGUEST
15:05
Moses, The Ten Commandments.
Chris JarvieGUEST
15:06
Right.
Mario BernardiGUEST
15:06
Ben-Hur.

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Chris JarvieGUEST
33:50
There you go
Mario BernardiGUEST
33:50
...
Mario BernardiGUEST
33:50
in The Ten Commandments?
Chris JarvieGUEST
33:51
So was that just-
John P. CoveyGUEST
48:21
It's Cecil B., uh, B. DeMille says, "We cannot break the commandments.
John P. CoveyGUEST
48:26
We can only break ourselves against them." He said that when he made The Ten Commandments movie.
John HardingHOST
48:33
That's a good one.
John HardingHOST
48:34
So they're, I, they're kind of a place, uh, to immediately look and to keep in, in- Just, uh, as a priority.
David PerlmutterGUEST
36:30
I mean, anytime you do anything big, right, with like a thousand actors...
David PerlmutterGUEST
36:36
Cecil B. DeMille, the Ten Commandments, the Israelites crossing the Red Sea, troubled.
David PerlmutterGUEST
36:41
I mean, that's what it would be called today.
David PerlmutterGUEST
36:43
But it was just, it was hard.
DrewHOST
15:40
I didn't realize watching this how much of a story past he had in Hollywood, how legendary he was up to this point.
DrewHOST
15:48
And then he made this one best picture, made Ten Commandments, which is the only other movie I've seen of him, and then never made movies, like never directed again.
DrewHOST
15:56
Yeah.
DrewHOST
15:56
After Ten Commandments? Yeah.
DrewHOST
15:57
I knew he did like a lot of biblical epics before.
DrewHOST
15:59
Yeah.
DrewHOST
17:54
I
AdamHOST
17:54
guess.

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