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Luke Bible Study Guide

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Luke overview

Gospel

Luke — The Savior for Sinners and the Nations

Book context

Luke at a glance

New Testament
Biblical periodChrist's earthly ministry

The Gospels bear witness to Jesus Christ, the promised King, crucified Savior, risen Lord, and Son of God.

Book passageLuke 1-24
WriterTraditionally attributed to Luke, addressed to Theophilus.
AudienceTheophilus and wider readers learning the certainty of Jesus' saving work for Israel and the nations.
Ruling powers / settingRome rules the wider setting, with Herodian and local authorities also in view.

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Luke 1:1-4Luke 1:32-33Luke 2:10-11Luke 4:18-21Luke 9:22-24Luke 15:20-24Luke 19:10Luke 22:19-20Luke 23:46-47Luke 24:44-49

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