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An Outline Introduction to the Bible—Luke

Bible: Divine revelation of God’s plan for redemption in Christ, kingdom rule in Christ, and the glory of God in Christ—resulting in love for God and man 1

Part 2: New Testament—Redemption through faith in Christ and the kingdom of God accomplished [Redemption Provided] 2

I. The Gospels and Acts: Redemption accomplished [purchased] through the incarnate, crucified, resurrected Redeemer—and proclaimed by the church as a new people of God

  1. Luke: The promised Savior—Son of Man—has come as the culmination of salvation history, and forgiveness is to be proclaimed in His name
    1. The prologue and purpose (Luk 1:1-4)
    2. The proof that Jesus is the promised Savior/Son of Man, the culmination of salvation history (Luk 1:4-4:13)
    3. The public ministry of the promised Savior/Son of Man in Galilee—and the call to follow Him (Luk 4:14-9:50)
    4. The pilgrimage of the promised Savior/Son of Man to Jerusalem—and the preparation of His disciples for His rejection and coming passion (Luk 9:51-19:44)
    5. The preaching of the promised Savior/Son of Man in Jerusalem—and the persistent opposition of the chief priests and elders of Israel (Luk 19:45-21:38)
    6. The passion, resurrection, and ascension of the promised Savior/Son of Man—and the call to proclaim forgiveness in His Name (Luk 21:39-24:53)

1 See 2Ti 3:15; Eph 1:3-14; Mat 22:37-40; cf. Gen 1:1ff; Isa 45:18-25; Dan 2:44; Zec 14:9, 16-17; Rev 22:3-5

2 See for example Mat 28:18-20; Luk 24:44-47; Jhn 20:31; Act 1:6-8; Act 8:30-31; Rom 1:1-5; Heb 1:1-3; Rev 1:17-18; Rev 22:1-5

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