If you were describe the coming Messiah, where would you begin? Isaiah begins in a strange place. He starts with the effective ministry of Jesus. He compares the perfect Servant of God with the failing servant in Israel. He contrasts the suffering of Israel due to their sinfulness and Jesus’ suffering due to His obedience. There is a great deal to consider in this week episode of The Whole Counsel.
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Monday, May 9, 2022
This is The Briefing, a daily analysis of news and events from a Christian worldview.
PART I (4:33 – 4:33)
A Doomsday Plane and Ominous Message?: Vladimir Putin Set to Deliver Speech on 77th Anniversary of the Defeat of Nazi GermanyPART II (13:22 – 13:22)
Not So Fast, Let’s Look at the Data: Evaluating Jen Psaki’s Statement that ‘63% Support Roe’ According to Fox News PollFox News Poll: Just Over Half Favor Banning Abortions After 15 Weeks by Fox News (Victoria Balara)
PART III (20:24 – 20:24)
Biden Administration Continues Commitment to Sexual Revolution as It Celebrates First Openly LGBTQ Person to Serve as Whitehouse Press SecretaryColumn: Representation Matters. Biden’s New LGBTQ Press Secretary has a Big Job Ahead by LA Times (LZ Granderson)
PART IV (25:58 – 25:58)
Liberal Hermeneutics, Liberal Theology, and Liberal Politics: Your Reading of Scripture Eventually Dictates Your Political ViewsRabbi Reveals Why Abortion Access Is Important—and Supported by Scripture by Newsweek (Matt Keely)
Some Religions Support Abortion Rights. Their Leaders are Speaking Up. by NBC News (Julianne McShane)
The Right to Choose is a Jewish Value: the Battle for Choice, Autonomy and Progress in America by Temple Beth-El (Rabbi Mara Nathan)
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Thursday, September 2, 2021
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A Milestone in the Battle for Life: Supreme Court Allows Texas Abortion Law to Go Into EffectCNN (KATE SULLIVAN)
Biden Blasts Texas' 6-Week Abortion Ban as 'Extreme' and Violation of a Constitutional RightPART 2
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Elections Have Consequences — and the Supreme Court is One of Those ConsequencesPART 3
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China Says “America Myth Down.” President Biden Says “Incredibly Successful.” Continued Humiliation After Afghanistan EvacuationWALL STREET JOURNAL (YAROSLAV TROFIMOV AND JEREMY PAGE)
In Leaving Afghanistan, U.S. Reshuffles Global Power RelationsPART 4
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Monday, March 14, 2022
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The Moral Revelations of War: Truth, Facts, and Reality Become Increasingly Evident — And Hard to DenyPART 2
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It’s Like the Soviet Union Ended and the Mafia Took Control: The Moral Dimensions of the Russian ‘Oligarchs’PART 3
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Is There Anything For Which We Would Die? Christian Realism and the Defense of Things Worth Dying ForWALL STREET JOURNAL (MATTHEW HENNESSEY)
Most Democrats Say They’d Flee, Not Fight, a Ukraine-Style InvasionPART 4
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A Life Devoted to the Cause for Life: Pediatrician Donald Pinkel, Who Revolutionized the Treatment of Childhood LeukemiaNEW YORK TIMES (CLAY RISEN)
Donald Pinkel, Who Developed a Cure for Childhood Leukemia, Dies at 95