Luke and John Flashcards
Describe Luke’s Gospel
Most literary Gospel of: Song, Prayer, Gentiles, Women, Universal Savior
Who is the audience of Luke’s Gospel?
Greek/Gentile audiences found in temples set up by Paul
When was Luke written?
60AD
Where is the focus of Luke’s ministry?
Jerusalem
How does Luke portray Jesus?
Son of Man
Savior of All
How does Luke portray Jesus as Son of Man?
- Link to history (rulers, politics)
- Genealogy (back to Adam)
- Birth, infancy, childhood
- Temptation
- Healing Ministry
- Weeping over Jerusalem
- Betrayal
- Centurion at the cross (called him a righteous man)
- Eating Fish
Parables in Luke?
Two Debtors Good Samaritan Friend at midnight (needing bread) Rich Fool Vigilant Servants Barren Fig Tree Great Banquet Unfinished Tower Unwaged War Lost Coin Lost Sheep Lost Son Unrighteous Steward Rich man and Lazarus Unprofitable Servant Persistent Widow Pharisee and Tax Collector 10 Minas
How does Luke show Jesus as Savior/Burden Bearer
He is inclusive of : Women Gentiles Samaritans Poor Lost
What was John’s gospel for?
Teaching tool for Gentiles and Christian teachers that JC is Messiah
When was John’s gospel written?
96-98AD
Key words in John’s
Believe, know, life, love, light, truth, world,
Key writing is John’s
Uses opposites: Light/dark, life/death, slavery/freedom
Key verse is John?
John 20:31 – “But these are written that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.
Event unique to John
Washing Disciples Feet
Speed of Luke’s gospel?
slow