Luke / [print]
F. Scott Spencer.
- Grand Rapids, Michigan : William B. Eerdmans Publishing Company, (c)2019.
- xix, 831 pages ; 24 cm.
- The two horizons New Testament commentary .
- Two horizons New Testament commentary. .
INTEGRATION: THEOLOGICAL REFLECTION ON LUKE : Reflecting on Luke systematically ; Theological knowing ; Trinitarian theology ; Spiritual theology ; Creational theology ; Social theology ; Passional theology. INTERPRETATION: THEOLOGICAL COMMENTARY ON LUKE : Knowing God the Savior with solid assurance through the story of Jesus (1:1-4) ; Knowing God the Creating Savior in the birth and growth of Jesus (1:5-4:13) ; Birth announcements and celebrations (1:5-80) ; Jesus's birth and childhood (2:1-52) ; Jesus's baptism and temptation (3:1-4:13) ; Knowing God the Liberating Savior in the teachings and miracles of Jesus (4:14-9:50) ; Proclaiming the freedom of jubilee (4:14-6:16) ; Leveling the field of opportunity (6:17-8:3) ; Cultivating the fruit of salvation (8:4-9:50) ; Knowing God the Seeking Savior in the travels and parables of Jesus (9:51-19:44) ; Stage 1 : Refusing to retaliate and destroy in the face of rejection and prejudice (9:51-13:21) ; Stage 2 : Longing to gather and protect in the face of opposition and obstinacy (13:22-17:10) ; Stage 3 : Choosing to restore and welcome in the face of ingratitude and otherness (17:11-18:30) ; Stage 4 : Pressing on to suffer and save in the face of injustice and ignorance (18:31-19:44) ; Knowing God the Suffering Savior in the death and resurrection of Jesus (Luke 19:45-24:53) ; Challenging the Temple establishment (19:46-21:38) ; Incarnating the World's suffering (22:1-24:53) ; INTRODUCTION: READING LUKE THEOLOGICALLY : A pilgrim's prospectus ; "Minifesto" for theological interpretation
"This volume is a commentary on Luke in the Two Horizons New Testament Commentary series. The author uses an approach that bridges the gap between biblical studies and systematic theology, offering section-by-section exegesis of the New Testament texts in close conversation with theological concerns"--