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David Guzik commentary on Luke 2 describes the journey of Joseph and Mary to Bethlehem, where Jesus is born before he is presented to the temple.
Luke 2. In this chapter, we have an account of the birth and infancy of our Lord Jesus: having had notice of his conception, and of the birth and infancy of his forerunner, in the former chapter. The First-begotten is here brought into the world; let us go meet him with our hosannas, blessed is he that cometh. Here is, I.
Learn the historical and biblical context of Luke 2, the birth of Jesus, with verse-by-verse commentary and questions. Explore the details of the census, the shepherds, Simeon, Anna, and Jesus in the temple.
On the historical note of St. Luke in this passage much discussion has arisen, not, however, of much real practical interest to the ordinary devout reader. We will glance very briefly at the main criticism of this and the following verse.
This chapter details the birth of Christ (Luke 2:1-7), the annunciation to the shepherds (Luke 2:8-20), ceremonies of the law of Moses observed on behalf of Jesus (Luke 2:21-24), the prophecy of Simeon (Luke 2:25-35), the thanksgiving of Anna (Luke 2:36-39), episode when Jesus was twelve years old (Luke 2:40-51), and a one-sentence summary of ...
Luke 2, Clarke's Commentary, Clarke's Commentary offers Christians deep insights into the Scriptures through thorough examination of original texts and historical context.
Read the concise commentary on Luke 2 by Matthew Henry, a Puritan pastor and biblical scholar. Learn about the birth, presentation, and prophecies of Christ, and how they relate to God's goodwill and glory.
