Episode 63: Carry on the Work
September 2, 2022
“The opportunity to work with national colleagues — the work on one hand to teach them but on the other hand to learn from them. The greatest joy is to see some of the things that I taught them they are following up on it. Now they are teaching me as they carry on the work in the different fields.”
— Dr. Ernst R. Wendland
Dr. Ernst R. Wendland served as an instructor at the Lutheran Seminary in Lusaka, Zambia, as well as a United Bible Societies Translation Consultant.
He is the author of numerous studies on the Bantu languages of South-Central Africa, biblical exegesis, literary-poetic analysis, rhetorical criticism, and translation theory and practice.
Enjoy this podcast with Dr. Wendland reflecting on a lifetime of ministry.
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Thanks for all the effort you are putting together to make it easier to understand God’s word.
I pray through you and many others the gospel grows and expand throughout the world.
Would you be so kind as to give me Dr Wendland’s Email? My wife was born in Zambia and would like to know if he knew her parents who were missionaries there.