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Facts about Luke
Luke is broken into 4 main parts - Historical, Parable, Passion and eschatological - We will concentrate on the parable.
Longest Gospel…and only one with a sequel - Acts.
Luke was one of the most educated of the disciples.
Luke was a physician and the reason why this gospel has the most accurate historical information.
Luke is the longest book in the New Testament.
Although Paul wrote more books by number, Luke’s writing is more prolific than Paul’s writings.
Book of Luke is addressed to Theophilus. - (Lover of God)
Luke is the only book in the Bible written by a gentile.
Luke paid particular attention to the outcasts of Jewish society, including Gentiles, Samaritans, women, tax collectors, and lepers.
Luke paid particular attention to the outcasts of Jewish society, including Gentiles, Samaritans, women, tax collectors, and lepers.
Luke alone records the 5 great tributes of Christ’s birth.
Elizabeth -
Mary -
Zacharias -
Angels announcing Christ’s birth -
Simeon -
40% of his gospel is not referred to in the other gospel accounts.
7 miracles only recorded in Luke.
17 parables only recorded in Luke.
• Parable of two debtors (7:40–43)
• Parable of two debtors (7:40–43)
• Parable of the friend at midnight (11:5–8)
• Parable of the rich fool (12:13–21)
• Parable of punishment (12:47–48)
• Parable of the barren tree (13:1–9)
• Parable of the lost coin (15:8–10)
• Parable of the shrewd manager (16:1–12)
• Parable of the rich man and Lazarus (16:19–31)
• Parable of the persistent widow (18:1–8)
• Parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector (18:9–14)
parable of the prodigal son (15:11–32)
Parable of the good Samaritan (10:29–37).
Luke 10:1-
Most of Christ followers were motivated by self interest
Message of the cross is foolishness
Kingdom of God is here
Jesus is absolute Lord.
They went in pairs -
Accountability and encouragement-
Law was established by testimony of two or more -
Essential Elements in Eulogy
Compassion - splangnizomai
Prayer for people to go into the harvest
Obedience to the command - Go not come -
Trusting in HIs sovereignty - All but one was martyred.
Faithful witness to the message -
Go where there is honor.
Don’t seek for better accommodations.
False teachers were always looking for best.
Rejection of the message is rejection of Christ -
Rejection of the
Six Cities compared
Epitomized evil
Tyre
Sidon
Sodom
Compared cities
Chorazin - small village near Capernaum
Bethsaida - Peter, Philip, and Andrews home town.
That city - any city.
It is unspecified.
INDIFFERENCE TO EVIL IS MOST OUTRIGHT REJECTION OF CHRIST
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