[wagglebee]

The Ten Commandments are very clear, “Thou shalt not kill.”

Unless I am mistaken, EVERY time a woman in the Bible is pregnant, the baby is referred to as a baby or child, the baby is NEVER called a “fetus” or “embryo” or “clump of cells” or whatever else the left would like us to believe.

[AnAmericanMother]

"Fetus" is simply the Latin for "child".

Deliberate obfuscation.

[BuddhaBrown]

"...EVERY time a woman in the Bible is pregnant, the baby is referred to as a baby or child, the baby is NEVER called a “fetus” or “embryo” or “clump of cells”..."

Of course the texts include symbolic, analogous and allegorical references. A chapter after the 10 commandments are revealed the OT includes the description of the penalty for causing the death of a pregnant woman's kid. It uses, for example, both "child" and "fruit" to describe the unborn victim.

Other words are used elsewhere, but the subject is:

ALWAYS alive.

And NEVER a choice.