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The document discusses key features and distinctions of the Gospel of Luke. It notes that Luke was written for a Gentile audience and as a two-volume work together with Acts of the Apostles. Luke's structure follows Jesus' preparation and ministry on Earth, and then the establishment of the Church. Some distinctives highlighted are Luke's comprehensive chronological account from birth to ascension, its focus on overlooked people like the poor and women, Jesus' modeled prayer life, and expressed praise through hymns. The document also notes differences between the infancy narratives in Matthew and Luke that can't be easily reconciled.
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The document provides an overview of the Gospel of Luke, including its author, date of writing, purpose, themes, and key events and teachings. The Gospel of Luke was written by Luke, a physician and companion of Paul, around AD 60. Luke wrote to provide an orderly account of Jesus' life and ministry based on eyewitness testimony, with a focus on Jesus as the savior of all people and the themes of salvation, forgiveness, and the Holy Spirit's role. Key events included Jesus' birth, teachings, miracles, crucifixion, and resurrection.
Luke
Luke's Gospel provides a historical narrative that presents Jesus Christ as the perfect divine man and son of man. It was written around 60-70 AD by Luke, a companion of Paul who was a physician from Greece. The Gospel was addressed to Greeks and emphasizes Jesus' words over his deeds. It portrays God's love and Jesus as the savior of all people. The Gospel details Jesus' life from his birth and advent to his ministry in Galilee and Perea and final crucifixion and resurrection.
Session 07 New Testament Overview - Gospel of Luke
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Overview of the Gospel of Luke
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Written as a systematic history of Jesus birth death and resurrection. Luke's Gospel was written so that any reader can be certain of the facts of Jesus life. Luke shows the activity of the Holy Spirit preparing the way for the gospel.
The Book of Luke
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