Philip Glass - Jahweh And Allah Battle

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Jahweh with atom bomb
Allah cuts throat of infidels
Jahweh’s armies beat down neighboring tribes
Will red sea waters close 8c drown th’armies of allah?

Both gods terrible! awful jaweh allah!
Both hook-nosed gods, circumcised
Jahweh allah which unreal?
Which stronger illusion?
Which stronger army?
Which gives most frightening command?
What god maintain egohood in eden? which be nameless?
Which enter abyss of light?

What prophet born on this ground
Bound me eternal to palestine
Circled by armies tanks, droning bomber motors
Radar electric computers?
Hitler and stalin sent me here!
Weizmann &ben-gurion sent me here!
Nasser and sadat sent me here!
Arafat sent me here! messiah sent me here!
God sent me here!
Buchenwald sеnt me here! viеtnam sent me here!
Mylai sent me here!
Lidice sent me here!
My mother sent me here!
I was born here in israel
Arab circumcised, my father had a coffee shop in jerusalem
One day the soldiers came sc made me walk down road
My hands up
Walk away leave my house business forever!
The israelis sent me here!
Solomon’s temple the pyramids & sphinx sent me here!
Jahweh and allah sent me here!
The americans & russians are sending bombing planes tanks
Chinese egyptians syrians help me battle for my righteous
House my soul’s dirt spirit’s nation body’s
Boundaries & self s territory my
Zionist homeland my palestine inheritance
The capitalist communist & third world peoples’
Republics dictatorships police states socialisms & democracies
Are all sending deadly weapons to our aid!
We shall triumph over the enemy! this hill
Golgotha never forget, never relinquish
Inhabit thru eternity
Under allah christ yaweh forever one god

Release Date: January 01, 1990

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"Jahweh And Allah Battle" by Philip Glass is a powerful and intense song that delves into the complex and tumultuous relationship between the two powerful deities. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a brutal conflict between Jahweh and Allah, with both gods commanding their armies to commit heinous acts of violence in their name. The song explores themes of religious warfare, political conflict, and personal identity, as the protagonist reflects on their own experiences living in a war-torn region. Despite the chaos and destruction surrounding them, the protagonist remains steadfast in their belief in their homeland and their determination to triumph over their enemies. The song is a haunting and thought-provoking exploration of the destructive power of faith and the enduring resilience of the human spirit in the face of adversity.