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The Holy Gospel of Jesus Christ, according to Luke. Chapter 1 5 Of Zacharias, and Elisabet. 11 The Angel sheweth him of the nativity of John Baptist. 20 His incredulitie is punished 28 The talk of the Angel, and Marie. 46 Her song 57 The birth, Circumcision, and graces of John 68 Zacharias giveth thanks to God, and prophecieth.
Luke 1 . 1 Luke's Preface. 5 Zacharias and Elizabeth. 15 What a one John should be. 20 Zacharias stricken dumb, for his incredulity. 26 The Angel saluteth Mary, and foretelleth Christ's nativity.
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Thomas M. Lindsay [1843-1914], The Gospel According to St. Luke, Chapters I-XII with Introduction, Notes, and Maps. Handbooks for Bible Classes and Private Students. Edinburgh: T & T Clark, 1887. Hbk. pp.171. pdf [This material is in the Public Domain]
Characteristics of Luke’s Gospel First, Jesus as Prophet •Luke presents Jesus as the prophet foreshadowed by the Old Testament prophets. He brings to completion the entire prophetic tradition. Like the prophets of old, he is rejected and put to death in Jerusalem but he remains faithful to his teachings to the end.
THIS edition of St. Luke's Gospel in English is intended for the Middle and Upper Forms of Schools, and aims at supplying information on modern lines, but from a Christian standpoint, and in harmony with the general teaching of the Christian Church. It has been thought convenient to summarise in
St. Luke presents Jesus of Nazareth as the promised Messiah - the Son of Man who came to bind the power of Satan by conquering sin and death to bring mankind God's gift of redemption and eternal salvation. All references for the course are found in the Gospel According to St. Luke Bibliography.
