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Luke 17:1-10
Jesus resumes teaching the disciples privately, with a strong focus on discipleshio. Each of the four sections relate to the manner of genuine disciple behaves with other believers…
Luke: A Gentile’s Chronicle of Christ 77
Luke 16:19-31
Jesus continues to address the issues of the Pharisses with another familiar parable, the rich man and Lazarus. Since Luke had asserted the Pharisses loved money, Jesus used…
Luke: A Gentile’s Chronicle of Christ 76
Luke 16:16-18
Jesus continues His correction of the Pharisees, by addressing the issue of forcing their way into God's kingdom. This included their lax view of divorce, which Christ clearly…
Luke: A Gentile’s Chronicle of Christ 75
Luke 16:13-15
Jesus concludes the parable of the Shrewd Manager with a challenge to asses one's view of money. He makes it very clear that we are to serve, but…
Luke: A Gentile’s Chronicle of Christ 74
Luke 16:1-12
Jesus addresses the topic of money with His disciples by sharing the parable of the shrewd manager.
Luke: A Gentile’s Chronicle of Christ 73
Luke 15:25-32
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Luke 15:11-24
Jesus continues with a third parable in this related series of word pitcutres of God's love for the lost. He tells of a man with two sons, the…
Luke: A Gentile’s Chronicle of Christ 71
Luke 15:1-7
Jesus illustrates the faithfulness of God in seeking the lost with the first of three word picutures. In the 'Parable of the Lost Sheep', Jesus relates how a…
Luke: A Gentile’s Chronicle of Christ 70
Luke 14:25-35
Luke shifts from the Pharisees to the large crowd contantly following Jesus. Many are there to witness a miracle, rather than committing their lives to following Christ. Jesus…
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Luke 14:12-24
The dinner party passage continues with Jesus making a suggestion to the host, a "Prominent Pharisee". Instead of inviting family and friends to such banquets, rather invite the…