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@ -29,6 +29,7 @@ Some scholars think Luke wrote his gospel to a man named Theophilus. Theophilus
However, other scholars believe “Theophilus” referred to all Christians. His name meant “lover of God” or “friend of God”. In Luke's gospel, this name represented all Christians because all Christians love God and are friends of God. However, other scholars believe “Theophilus” referred to all Christians. His name meant “lover of God” or “friend of God”. In Luke's gospel, this name represented all Christians because all Christians love God and are friends of God.
Whether or not “Theophilus” was a single person or a word for all Christians, Luke tried to make Gentiles understand the things the Jews did and believed. Whether or not “Theophilus” was a single person or a word for all Christians, Luke tried to make Gentiles understand the things the Jews did and believed.
### What Luke write about in this gospel? ### What Luke write about in this gospel?
#### Prayer #### Prayer
@ -48,23 +49,31 @@ See: Holy Spirit; Gospel; God the Father
Luke wrote about how God cared for poor people. When Mary, the mother of Jesus, brought her offering to the temple it was an offering poor people brought (see: Luke 2:24). The other three gospels did not write about this. When Jesus read from Isaiah, he read about taking the good news to poor people (see: Luke 4:18). The other three gospels did not write about this. Luke wrote how Jesus talked about the rich man and the poor man Lazarus (see: Luke 16:19-31), but the other three gospels did not write about it. Luke wrote about how God cared for poor people. When Mary, the mother of Jesus, brought her offering to the temple it was an offering poor people brought (see: Luke 2:24). The other three gospels did not write about this. When Jesus read from Isaiah, he read about taking the good news to poor people (see: Luke 4:18). The other three gospels did not write about this. Luke wrote how Jesus talked about the rich man and the poor man Lazarus (see: Luke 16:19-31), but the other three gospels did not write about it.
See: Temple; Offer (Offering) See: Temple; Offer (Offering)
Women
#### Women
In the ancient world, people did not often write about what women did. However, Luke wrote about several things women did. God chose Elizabeth to give birth to John the Baptist (see: Luke 1:18-25,57-66). The angel Gabriel told Mary she found favor with God (see: Luke 1:26-38). Mary served God (see: Luke 1:38) and she sang a song of praise to God because God chose her to give birth to Jesus (see: Luke 1:46-55). Jesus made alive again the only son of a widow (see: Luke 7:11-17). A woman anointed the feet of Jesus (see: Luke 7:36-50). Several women served Jesus and the twelve disciples (see:Luke 8:3). Jesus spoke well of Mary, the sister of Martha (see: Luke 10:38-42). Also, Jesus used examples of women when he talked about a lost coin and an unjust judge (see: Luke 15:8-10;18:1-8). In the ancient world, people did not often write about what women did. However, Luke wrote about several things women did. God chose Elizabeth to give birth to John the Baptist (see: Luke 1:18-25,57-66). The angel Gabriel told Mary she found favor with God (see: Luke 1:26-38). Mary served God (see: Luke 1:38) and she sang a song of praise to God because God chose her to give birth to Jesus (see: Luke 1:46-55). Jesus made alive again the only son of a widow (see: Luke 7:11-17). A woman anointed the feet of Jesus (see: Luke 7:36-50). Several women served Jesus and the twelve disciples (see:Luke 8:3). Jesus spoke well of Mary, the sister of Martha (see: Luke 10:38-42). Also, Jesus used examples of women when he talked about a lost coin and an unjust judge (see: Luke 15:8-10;18:1-8).
See: Angel; Resurrect (Resurrection); Anoint (Anointing); Disciple See: Angel; Resurrect (Resurrection); Anoint (Anointing); Disciple
Samaritans
#### Samaritans
Luke wrote about how Samaritans did things God wanted them to do. Luke wrote about how Samaritans did things God wanted them to do.
See: Samaria (Samaritan) See: Samaria (Samaritan)
What was the purpose of the Gospel of Luke?
### What was the purpose of the Gospel of Luke?
Luke wrote this gospel so that people would know about Jesus and the things he did. Luke wanted people to believe in Jesus so they can be at peace with God. He also wanted them to live in a way that honors God. Luke wrote this gospel so that people would know about Jesus and the things he did. Luke wanted people to believe in Jesus so they can be at peace with God. He also wanted them to live in a way that honors God.
Outline of the Gospel of Luke
Luke named whom he wrote to and wrote why he wrote (1:1-4) ### Outline of the Gospel of Luke
The birth of Jesus (1:5-2:38)
When Jesus was a boy (2:39-52) 1. Luke named whom he wrote to and wrote why he wrote (1:1-4)
Jesus’ baptism (3:1-4:13) 1. The birth of Jesus (1:5-2:38)
Jesus in Galilee (4:14-9:50) 1. When Jesus was a boy (2:39-52)
Jesus traveled to Jerusalem (9:51-19:27) 1. Jesus’ baptism (3:1-4:13)
The last week before Jesus died (19:28-23:56) 1. Jesus in Galilee (4:14-9:50)
1. Jesus traveled to Jerusalem (9:51-19:27)
1. The last week before Jesus died (19:28-23:56)
See: Baptize (Baptism) See: Baptize (Baptism)