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OVERVIEW OF LUKE PART 1_Bible Project Teacher Key 1. Who was Luke and what was his original profession? Luke was a physician and possibly a Gentile. 2. What was Luke’s purpose in writing this book (How and Why)? Luke wrote to help new believers who have received some instruction about Jesus to gain a more stable and orderly understanding of His words and actions, especially how He fulfilled the prophecies Luke did not write to evangelize unbelievers but to promote certainty and stability among believers. 3. Describe three prophetic poems or songs in the book of Luke Mary's Magnificat, Luke 1:46-55; Zachariah's Benedictus, 1:67-79; the angels' Gloria, 2:14 4. What is John the Baptist's “movement” in part 3 of Luke? His movement was to preach about repentance and the importance of it. 5. When Jesus starts His ministry in part 4 of Luke, what does He proclaim from the Book of Isaiah? He proclaimed good news to the poor and liberty to the captives 6. Describe what the Greek word “freedom” means in the book of Luke: Untie and set free 7. This “freedom” is specifically for the “poor.” What does that mean? That those who are less fortunate, the “poor” need that assistance from Jesus specifically 8. What do the twelve disciples correspond to? they represent the Twelve Tribes of Israel

9. Describe the “dManifesto of an Upside Down Kingdom” in your own words: I basically believe it’s like “the last will be first and the first will be last” that the one that is humble will be honored 10. What does this new kingdom vision cause? It creates resistance because not many want to take the humble road 11. \What is Jesus’ new Revelation? It is the lord’s second coming 12. When Jesus is transformed, He declares a new EXODUS. What does that mean? It meant that Jesus was to defeat God's enemy, Satan, to lead all men out of bondage to sin and death, and to take them on a journey to salvation, Heaven.

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