
Luke
Luke is the longest of the Gospels and, uniquely, was written by a Gentile physician who thoroughly researched his account to provide an orderly, reliable history for a highly educated Gentile official named Theophilus. Luke provides the most detailed accounts of Jesus's birth, including the stories of Mary and the shepherds. It emphasizes Jesus’ universal love and compassion, often highlighting His interactions with marginalized groups like women, the poor, tax collectors, and Samaritans. Luke stresses Jesus's humanity and his perfect prayer life. The book concludes with the resurrection and ascension of Jesus, preparing the reader for the continuation of the story in the Book of Acts, which Luke also authored.
Jesus sends out the Twelve Apostles. He miraculously feeds five thousand. Peter confesses, "The Christ of God." Jesus is transfigured on a mountain.
Jesus sends out seventy-two disciples in pairs. He tells the Parable of the Good Samaritan, defining true neighborly love as compassionate action.
Jesus teaches the disciples the Lord's Prayer. He pronounces woes upon the Pharisees for their hypocrisy and warns them against their refusal to listen.
Jesus warns against the hypocrisy of the Pharisees. He tells the Parable of the Rich Fool, teaching followers to seek God's Kingdom above all else.
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