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No podcast ‘Notícia No Seu Tempo’, confira em áudio as principais notícias da edição impressa do jornal ‘O Estado de S. Paulo’ desta sexta-feira (21/05/21):

Questionado pela CPI da Covid sobre possível omissão federal na crise da falta de oxigênio no Amazonas, o ex-ministro da Saúde Eduardo Pazuello afirmou que Jair Bolsonaro recusou intervir após ouvir do governador Wilson Lima (PSC), durante reunião ministerial da qual participou, que não havia necessidade de ajuda. Ao Estadão, porém, o governo amazonense afirmou nunca ter rejeitado “qualquer tipo de ajuda relacionada às ações de enfrentamento à covid-19”. 

E mais:

Economia: Empresas se apressam para ter energia eólica e solar 

Metrópole: Universidades buscam ajuda privada para pesquisar vacina

Internacional: Israel e Hamas acertam cessar-fogo

Esportes: CBV e Ary Graça são alvo de operação

Na Quarentena: Tour virtual na comunidade Baré, na Amazônia

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Em um campeonato de vôlei de praia, ao ganhar a medalha de bronze, a atleta Carol Solberg, durante entrevista para TV, gritou “fora Bolsonaro”. O ato da jogadora foi repudiado publicamente pela Confederação Brasileira de Vôlei, e acabou sendo denunciada pela procuradoria desportiva, podendo ser punida com até 100 mil reais de multa e exclusão de torneios. O caso chama atenção, principalmente, em um momento que atletas de todo o planeta tem tido um papel de posicionamento perante questões da sociedade. Um exemplo, são os protestos antirracistas no futebol, no basquete e no futebol americano. Além disso, existe o questionamento do por que outros atletas, que também se manifestaram dessa forma, não tiveram a mesma rigidez aplicada a Carol Solberg.

Afinal, atletas podem ou não se manifestar politicamente durante eventos esportivos? Na edição de hoje, conversamos com o editor de Esportes do Estadão, Robson Morelli, e com o presidente da Comissão de Direito Desportivo da OAB Campinas e conselheiro do Instituto Brasileiro do Direito Desportivo, Filipe Souza.

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On Sunday, May 21st, 2016 - Pastor Michael Miano detailed the equipping God has given us at BPBC to hiighlight our vision to express #AThinkingFaith to the world. Continuing our detailing of the "resurrection of the dead", Pastor Miano sought to continue to get us to think through the details.

On Sunday, April 16th, 2017 - "Easter Sunday" - Pastor Michael Miano preached a message regarding the resurrection of Jesus Christ. In this message, Pastor Miano expressed the goal to clarify that the power of the resurrection, the ultimate goal of Christ's work, a corporate body resurrection from the death that plagued the people of God.

On Sunday, April 9th, 2017 - Pastor Michael Miano detailed the context of Palm Sunday and the exultation of the King and His Kingdom. Utilizing the account from the Apostle Luke, Pastor Miano detailed the context of that what was being hoped for being fulfilled by drawing from the context in Psalm chapter 118 and Zechariah chapter 9. Blessed are we who come in the Name of the Lord!

It has been almost two months since we shared some of the great listener feedback that we are getting. This is always interesting and encouraging for other listeners who often have the same thoughts and questions. The first question wanted an explanation of the differences between the Futurist Bodies Out of the Ground resurrection view (BOG) and the two Preterist resurrection views (CBV versus IBV). Other questions focused on Daniel's Seventy Weeks, the first century rapture, and how the NT manuscripts survived and remained uncorrupted in spite of the rapture removal of all the true Christians at the Parousia. Several more questions and comments dealt with the two resurrection views within Preterism: CBV versus IBV. If you wish to have the free PDF written lesson outline for this podcast, simply email us to request it (preterist1@preterist.org). Be sure to mention the date of this podcast when you contact us.Support the show

Advocates for the Collective Body View (CBV) of the resurrection claim that the Present Passive form of the Greek verb EGEIRO ("are raised") can ONLY be legitimately translated as "are BEING raised" with the sense of an ongoing process of resurrection of the collective body. On the basis of that claim, they label other preterists (IBV) as being futurists. We show that their collective body interpretation of 1 Cor 15 simply does not hold up under grammatical, historical, and contextual scrutiny, and that the Individual Body interpretation of this text is the correct one. If you wish to have the free PDF written lesson outline for this podcast, simply email us to request it (preterist1@preterist.org). Be sure to mention the date of this podcast when you contact us.Support the show

Advocates of the Collective Body resurrection view have accused the Individual Body View of being futurist because we teach that we get a new immortal body and go to heaven at physical death. However, we reverse those charges, and show that the Collective Body View has produced some very rotten fruit by teaching that we are in "heaven now," and have our "immortal bodies now," and have "perfection now," and that "sin no longer exists now," or that "temptation and sin will continue to plague us even in the afterlife." If you are confused by all those strange unbiblical ideas that the Collective Body View has produced, this podcast is for you. If you wish to have the free PDF written lesson outline for this podcast, simply email us to request it (preterist1@preterist.org). Be sure to mention the date of this podcast when you contact us.Support the show