Gospel · 24 chapters
Luke
Jesus brings salvation with particular attention to the poor, outsiders, women, and the lost. The journey to Jerusalem leads to death, resurrection, and the promise of the Spirit.
Historical & literary context
Traditionally attributed to Luke, companion of Paul. The author addresses Theophilus and explains that he investigated earlier testimony.
Introduction and study notes are commentary, not Scripture.
The shape of the book
- 1–4 · Birth and ministry begins
- 5–19 · Ministry and the journey to Jerusalem
- 20–24 · Jerusalem, death, and resurrection
A passage to begin with
Luke 19:10
10For the Son of Man came to seek and to save the lost.”
Berean Standard Bible · Public domain
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Who is welcomed into Jesus’ saving mission that others might overlook?