In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. He [Jesus Christ -Yeshua]
was in the beginning with God.
LUKE
The book of Luke is the third of the five books of
gospels and acts.
Luke was a physician with a Greek name. He was the only Gentile to
contribute to the New Testament. Of the four gospels, Luke provides the
most comprehensive accounting of the life of Jesus Christ, the Messiah.
Luke begins by stating his purpose to write an orderly account of
those things witnessed and ministered by others. He starts with the
miraculous events leading up to the birth of Jesus and steps forward
through the prophecies concerning John the Baptist and Jesus after
their births. Luke then progresses through the childhood experiences of
Jesus as He grows in wisdom and grace. Finally, Luke presents his
readers with the genealogy of Jesus before he introduces Him at the
beginning of His ministry.
Luke 1-2: Purpose of Luke; events prior to Jesus’ birth; events
accompanying Jesus’ birth
Luke 2-4: Jesus’ childhood; Jesus’ genealogy; John the Baptist;
Jesus’ temptations
Luke 4-6: Jesus casts out demons and heals the sick;
Jesus teaches
the Pharisees and the disciples
Luke 7-9: Jesus raises the dead; Jesus’ parables and miracles;
Peter’s confession; true discipleship
Luke 10-11: Eternal life; the Lord’s Prayer; Jesus is rejected;
Jesus rebukes the Pharisees and lawyers
Luke 12-13: About hypocrisy; seeking the kingdom of God; be prepared
for Christ’s second coming
Luke 14-18: Discipleship; repentance; responsibility; Christ’s
second
coming; Jesus’ parables
Luke 19-21: Jesus enters Jerusalem and cleanses the temple; His last
ministry; Christ’s second coming
Luke 22-23: The Passover and the Last Supper; Jesus is betrayed;
Jesus is tried, crucified and buried
Luke 24: Christ’s appearances and proof of resurrection; the great
commission; Christ’s ascension