Plain talk on Luke.
Gutzke, Manford George,
Plain talk on Luke. [print] - Grand Rapids, Zondervan Pub. House (c)1966. - 180 pages 23 cm.
Introduction (1:1-4) -- The virgin birth (1:5-1:38) -- The youth and baptism of Jesus Christ (2:1-3:22) -- Temptation and early ministry (4:1-5:16) -- The miracles of Christ -- The teaching methods of Jesus of Nazareth (6:1-4; 11:14-20; 5:36-39; 10:25-37; 13:1-5; 14:15-24; 15:1-32; 16:1-12; 16:19-31; 15:1-8) -- The reality of demons -- The general teaching of Jesus of Nazareth (5:1-10; 7:1-10, 36-50; 19:1-10, 37-43) -- Betrayal, trial and crucifixion (22:1-23:56) -- The resurrection (24:1-53).
The events we are about to consider, in the gospel of Luke, occurred in the world's history a long time ago, in a strange and distant land. In the gospel of John attention is focused upon a wonderful situation where glory prevails, the center of the glory being the King of kings and Lord of lords. But in Luke there is a revelation of Jesus Christ without that atmosphere of glory. Here is a revelation of Jesus Christ in human form, as He came into this world's history more than nineteen hundred years ago; lived, died, and rose again from the grave. - Introduction.
66018949
Bible.--Luke--Commentaries.
BS2595.G985.P535 1966 BS2595
Plain talk on Luke. [print] - Grand Rapids, Zondervan Pub. House (c)1966. - 180 pages 23 cm.
Introduction (1:1-4) -- The virgin birth (1:5-1:38) -- The youth and baptism of Jesus Christ (2:1-3:22) -- Temptation and early ministry (4:1-5:16) -- The miracles of Christ -- The teaching methods of Jesus of Nazareth (6:1-4; 11:14-20; 5:36-39; 10:25-37; 13:1-5; 14:15-24; 15:1-32; 16:1-12; 16:19-31; 15:1-8) -- The reality of demons -- The general teaching of Jesus of Nazareth (5:1-10; 7:1-10, 36-50; 19:1-10, 37-43) -- Betrayal, trial and crucifixion (22:1-23:56) -- The resurrection (24:1-53).
The events we are about to consider, in the gospel of Luke, occurred in the world's history a long time ago, in a strange and distant land. In the gospel of John attention is focused upon a wonderful situation where glory prevails, the center of the glory being the King of kings and Lord of lords. But in Luke there is a revelation of Jesus Christ without that atmosphere of glory. Here is a revelation of Jesus Christ in human form, as He came into this world's history more than nineteen hundred years ago; lived, died, and rose again from the grave. - Introduction.
66018949
Bible.--Luke--Commentaries.
BS2595.G985.P535 1966 BS2595