Lesson 5 Flashcards

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Q

Who was the author of the Gospel of Luke?

A

Luke the physician who was a companion and co-worker of Paul.

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Why was the Gospel of Luke addressed to Theophilus?

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Theophilus acted as his patron, helping Luke to publish and disseminate his writing to a wider audience.

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What does Luke intend for his work to be?

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An orderly account which improves on his predecessors attempts.

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Which of the four gospels uses the finest Greek and the most refined literary style?

A

Luke’s Gospel

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What does Luke synchronise his account of Jesus with?

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Secular figures, events, and places.

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What does Luke particular emphasise in his Gospel?

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The role of the Holy Spirit.

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How does Luke’s infancy narrative operate?

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It interweaves, coordinates and compares the conceptions and births of John the Baptist and Jesus.

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What is syncrisis?

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A common literary technique of his day, in which two similar entities were contrasted to show that one was good, while the other was superior or better.

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How should Luke be read?

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As volume one of a unified, two volume work (Luke, Acts).

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What does the Gospel of Luke’s emphasis on women, the poor, and the disabled encourage us to do today?

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To care for the marginalised and to welcome those from other ethnic backgrounds.

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