NT316 Book Study: The Gospel of Luke

NT316 Book Study: The Gospel of Luke

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In this course, Dr. Andrew W. Pitts works through the Gospel of Luke in short segments. He answers questions such as: What did Luke intend the reader to know? How should we read this Gospel? Who was Luke? And what message can modern readers take from this important book?
Introduction

Introduction

Introducing the Speaker and the Course

Introducing the Speaker and the Course

3m

Author, Recipient, and Purpose

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Luke: A Gospel

Luke: A Gospel

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Genre

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Genre of Luke: Part 1

Genre of Luke: Part 1

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Date, Sources, and Language

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Date of Luke: Part 1

Date of Luke: Part 1

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Jesus Movement: Origins (Luke 1–2)

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Historical Preface (Luke 1:1–4)

Historical Preface (Luke 1:1–4)

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Jesus’ Preparation for Ministry (Luke 3)

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Jesus’ Ministry (Luke 3)

Jesus’ Ministry (Luke 3)

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Jesus Movement in Galilee: Part 1 (Luke 4–6)

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Narrative Framework of Luke 4:19

Narrative Framework of Luke 4:19

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Jesus Movement in Galilee: Part 2 (Luke 7:1–9:50)

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Capernaum and Nain (Luke 7:1–17)

Capernaum and Nain (Luke 7:1–17)

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Jesus Movement Going to Jerusalem (Luke 9:51–24:53)

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Broadening the List of Commissioned Disciples (Luke 9:51–10:20)

Broadening the List of Commissioned Disciples (Luke 9:51–10:20)

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Conclusion

Purpose: Acquittal for Paul

Purpose: Acquittal for Paul

5m

Appendix: Screencasts

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Studying the Background of Luke with the Factbook

Studying the Background of Luke with the Factbook

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