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Jesus' Revolutionary Elevation of Women Flashcards

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When did Luke write Luke and Acts?

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During Paul’s imprisonments:
Caesarea (57-59AD) and Rome (60-62AD)

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What does Paul consider Luke?

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Doctor and Gentile (Colossians 4:10-14)

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Why was Timothy circumsiced?

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To go into synagogues and reach Jews (Acts 16:3)

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What was the proper order of the spreading of the gospel?

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First to the Jews, then to the Gentiles (Romans 1:16)

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What’s the hypothesis about Luke?

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  • Traveled with Paul during his missionary journeys, therefore he’s a “Gentile convert to Judaism” when met in Troas
  • allows him to be with Paul preaching to Jews and Gentiles (Acts 6:5)
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What are the three proofs used to support the hypothesis of Luke being a “Gentile convert to Judaism” so that he could preach with Paul?

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  1. Luke’s masterful use of the OT
  2. Luke’s detailed passage on the temple in Luke 1
  3. Luke’s focus on the temple and Jerusalem throughout the book.
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What’s the literary device used by Luke in his writings?

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“Balance”
- Ex. Jew/Gentile, man/woman
- Luke 7:1-10 paired with Luke 1:11-17

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What does the “balance” pairing of Luke 7:1-10 and Luke 7:11-17 entail?

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1-10:
- Powerful centurion, man, Gentile, friend to the nation

11-17:
- powerless widow, woman, Jew, no friends (no one to take care of her as she’s a widow who lost her only son)

  • with these pairings, the whole world is described 4 times: powerful = powerless = the whole world; man + woman = whole world; Gentile + Jew = whole world; friends of all + no friends = whole world
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The “Journey Section”

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Luke 9:51-19:44

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FIVE POINTS

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  1. Value the Lonely
  2. Value the Sinful
  3. Value Women’s Leadership
  4. Value Spiritual Family
  5. Value All Ages
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Luke 7:11-17

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  • Jesus’ crowd meets funeral procession
  • death and burial happen same day due to heat
  • pallbearers carrying dead body on board covered with sheet
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Why did Elena sob?

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Her friend’s son died on that same day

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Jesus’ reaction towards the lady who lost her son:

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  • heart went out to her since there was no husband/son to protect/provide for her
  • Jesus told dead man to get up
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Crowd reaction to miracle:

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Jesus called a “great prophet” because He raised the dead as did the “previous great prophets:”
- Elijah - 1 Kings 17
- Elisha - 2 Kings 4

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Luke 7:18-23

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John the Baptist doubts Jesus
- in danger of falling away
- wasn’t the Jesus that John expected
- Jesus has two witnesses report “what they see and hear” (Luke 7:22)

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What does Luke 7:18-23 “echo?”

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Messianic prophecy in Luke 4 where Jesus quotes Isaiah 61

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Luke 7:24-30

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  • not getting baptized is not fulfilling purpose
  • once you’re baptized you are on a mission for and with God
18
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Luke 7:36

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Mary of Bethany
- John’s gospel makes in apparent (John 11:1-2)
- Everyone in NT named is either very evil or became prominent disciple
- only one of three synoptic gospels to not say that party host was “Simon the Leper” since he was aware he’d been cured, most likely by Jesus
- all of us have been forgiven much no matter what our sins are or how many times we’ve sinned!!!

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What Scriptures talk about Simon the Leper in the 3 synoptic gospels?

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  1. Matthew 26:6-13
  2. Mark 14:3-9
  3. John 12:1-8
20
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Luke 7:47 PASSAGE

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“Therefore, I tell you, her many sins have been forgiven – as her great love has shown. But whoever has been forgiven little loves little.”

21
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1 Corinthians 15:10

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  • Paul infers that amount that one appreciates God’s grace is directly proportional to how hard one works to win souls
22
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How many visitors did the first baptism in Manila have?

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30 Visitors

23
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4 Questions that test your appreciation of God’s grace?

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  1. How’s Your Evangelism
  2. Who did you have out last Sunday?
  3. Who did you bring out to Bible Talk?
  4. Who are you studying the Bible with?
24
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Luke 8:1-3

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  • Jesus not only walked with the 12 but had women followers, who needed leaders
  • Luke honors “the three inner circle women” before he mentions “three inner circle men” for the first time in Luke 9:28
  • Mary first in every list of women, showing she’s the leader
25
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Top 3 women leaders:

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  1. Mary Magdalene
  2. Joanna the wife of Cuza (Luke 24:10)
  3. Susanna
26
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How did the women specifically support the ministry of Jesus?

What does that mean for us?

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  • Jews, meaning they gave a tithe
  • Missions contribution as these “13” were entire scope of world missions at the time!
  • We need to have the same generous heart for special missions
  • Leaders give the most because we believe in the mission the most!!
27
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Titus 2:1-6

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Congregational discipling
- Titus was called to disciple “older men, older women and younger men”
- younger women discipled by older women

28
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How can a minister be deceived?

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  • minister can be deceived by thinking he’s helping a sister, but this may cause him to fall into immorality
  • Biblically, women disciple the women!!
  • Jesus had inner circle of women that would disciple the women
29
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Luke 8:19-21

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Jesus taught to prioritize your spiritual family above your physical family
- Luke 9:59-62
- Luke 12:51-53
- Luke 14:25-27

30
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Luke 14:26

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“Whoever does not hate…” => Why?
- people closest to use have biggest influence, therefore they have the greatest sway in our convictions
- God needs to have the biggest influence on us

31
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What happens if you don’t put the spiritual family above the physical family?

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You will eventually fall away

32
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Luke 8:40-56

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Balance:
- 12 yr old girl entering prime of her life – almost marrying age (girl represents children)
- woman bleeding for 12 years was at end of her life (represents adults)
- children + adults = HUMANITY
- Luke ‘borrowed’ this account from Mark

33
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Mark 5:26

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  • Luke left out “she spent all she had…and grew worse”
  • uterine hemorrhaging
  • constantly having a period
  • continuously unclean
34
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Why does the woman touch Jesus’ cloak?

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She didn’t want to make him unclean

35
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Luke 8:46

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  • Jesus calls the bleeding woman his daughter
  • Jesus takes away all embarassment as husbands/fathers are all aware of wife’s/daughter’s period
36
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What happens to Jesus when bleeding woman touches him?

What similarly happens to us?

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  • Jesus feels power taken away from him
  • having studies, d-times and counseling appts will tire you; like Jesus you’ll feel power come out from you
  • That’s the kingdom: working hard!!
37
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Women’s Elevation Section:

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Luke 7:11-Luke 8:56

  • “balanced bookend accounts” validate that Luke uniquely wrote this section
  • nowhere else is located various accounts of women strung together in such detail
38
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How does the Women’s Elevation open and close?

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Open:
- account of Jesus raising from the dead the “only son” of a “powerless woman” (Luke 7:11-18)

Close:
- account of raising from the dead “only daughter” of “powerful (synagogue ruler) man.” (Luke 8:40-42, 49-56)

39
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Two foundational teachings:

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  1. Anybody can change
  2. Jesus’ good news is for the whole world!
  • not even death can stop our Savior!
  • through connecting Jesus’ teachings and miracle accounts with “balances”, Luke continually challenges us to reach the whole world!!
  • this is one of the reasons why Luke isn’t written chronologically

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