The story of Jesus' birth, complete with angels, shepherds and kings with camels, centered around a baby in a manger is well known and depicted, retold and replayed thousands of times each year, but underlying all those trappings is the answer to the key question in the debate on abortion. <a href='https://www.erpotterpodcasts.com/blog'>Text version</a> also available.

The story of Jesus' birth, complete with angels, shepherds and kings with camels, centered around a baby in a manger is well known and depicted, retold and replayed thousands of times each year, but underlying all those trappings is the answer to the key question in the debate on abortion. Text version also available.

The story of Jesus' birth, complete with angels, shepherds and kings with camels, centered around a baby in a manger is well known and depicted, retold and replayed thousands of times each year, but underlying all those trappings is the answer to the key question in the debate on abortion. <a href="https://www.erpotterpodcasts.com/blog" rel="noopener noreferrer">Text version</a> also available.

TTWW-12-E - A Christmas Meditation: What Jesus' Birth Says about the Abortion Debate

//////////A bi-lingual podcast with all episodes published in English and Portuguese. ////////// E R (Ed) Potter graduated with a B.A. in Biblical Studies from John Brown University in 1968. He and his wife, Abbie, worked for 44 years as pioneer missionaries in Brazil and Portugal, and during this time he has studied a dozen languages, 5 of which he speaks. The story of their missionary experiences is the subject of a separate podcast, Give Me This Mountain. Besides his extensive speaking experience of nearly 50 years as a pastor, and 15 years as an English teacher, Ed's linguistic abilities extend to his ongoing work as a freelance technical and legal translator and proofreader. In this podcast he concentrates his teaching gift on a practical exposition of God's Word, verse-by-verse, chapter-by-chapter, showing that the experiences of men and women of old are still relevant for us today. The world has changed greatly, but God has not, nor has mankind's basic nature. ////////(Port.)//////// E R (Edgar) Potter recebeu o grau de B.A. em Estudos Bíblicos de John Brown University em 1968. Ele e sua esposa, Abbie, trabalharam 44 years como missionários em campo pioneiro no Brasil e Portugal, e durante este tempo ele estudou uma dúzia de línguas, das quais fala 5. A história das suas experiências missionárias são narradas em outro podcast, Give Me This Mountain (bi-língue, EN-PT). Além da sua experiencia como orador/pregador, fruto de quase 50 anos de trabalho pastoral, e 15 anos como professor de Inglês, o Pastor Potter (como era conhecido em Portugal) emprega os seus dons linguísticos como tradutor e revisor técnico e jurídico. Neste podcast, ele concentra o seu dom de ensinar numa exposição prática da Palavra de Deus, capítulo a capítulo, mostrando que as experiências de homens e mulheres da antiguidade ainda são relevantes para nós hoje. O mundo mudou muito, mas Deus não mudou, nem a natureza básica da humanidade.

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TTWW-12-E - A Christmas Meditation: What Jesus' Birth Says about the Abortion Debate