Pete Hegseth quotes fake Bible verse from Pulp Fiction

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Hegseth’s prayer drawing on fictional Bible verse from the movie ‘Pulp Fiction’ ignites debate
A Pentagon spokesman is standing behind Defense Secretary and Minnesota native Pete Hegseth, who ignited an ongoing debate after reciting an air rescue group’s violent prayer that appears to crib from a scene in Quentin Tarantino’s film “Pulp Fiction” and an altered version of a Bible verse.

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“This Prayer Is Recited Prior To All CSAR Missions” – No, U.S. Secretary Of War, Pete Hegseth, Didn’t Confuse ‘Pulp Fiction’ For The Bible During Pentagon Prayer ...
‘Pray With Me Please’: Pete Hegseth Reads Fake Bible Quote From ‘Pulp Fiction’ During Pentagon Prayer Service
Pete Hegseth quotes fictional Bible verse from Pulp Fiction
U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth recited a fictional Bible verse from Quentin Tarantino's "Pulp Fiction" during a service at the Pentagon, instead of the actual Ezekiel 25:17.

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Pete Hegseth quotes fake bible verse from 'Pulp Fiction'
Pentagon Pete Goon Offers Wild Explanation for ‘Pulp Fiction’ Prayer
Fact Check: Pete Hegseth Did NOT Falsely Present Lines From 'Pulp Fiction' As Real Bible Verse
Hegseth prayed the CSAR 25:17 prayer on April 15, 2026, during a monthly Christian prayer and worship service (archived here) hosted by the secretary of defense at the Pentagon.

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Hegseth Quotes Fake ‘Pulp Fiction’ Bible Verse, Compares Trump to Jesus
Trump’s war secretary Pete Hegseth leads prayer by ‘quoting the Bible’ – but it’s really from iconic Pulp Fiction scene
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Social media users questioned Pete Hegseth, Pope Leo's Bible quotes. Here's the full context

As the Trump administration and Pope Leo XIV publicly sparred over the Iran war, social media users claimed that both the pontiff and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth cited fictional Bible verses to promote their messages.

People ask if Pete Hegseth just quoted Quentin Tarantino's version of Bible

Viewers noticed familiar "Pulp Fiction" language in a prayer Pete Hegseth recited at the Pentagon, which he said is a tradition.