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

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THESE THINGS WERE WRITTEN for Us Today

E R Potter

36 episodes

2 months ago

O livro favorito da Bíblia para muitas pessoas é provavelmente o livro dos Salmos. Esta coleção de poesia hebraica é o livro mais longo da Bíblia e expressa toda a gama de emoções humanas: lamentos dolorosos, questionamentos duvidosos e agradecimentos alegres pela libertação. Um dos versículos favoritos é o Salmo 126.3: "Grandes coisas fez o Senhor por nós, pelas quais estamos alegres." Mas o texto original em Hebraico diz outra coisa. YouTube: E R Potter Podcasts

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

THESE THINGS WERE WRITTEN for Us Today

11 minutes

10 months ago

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

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.