Paige Matthews

The Lucky Lepers of Luke Introduction: The Gospel of Luke, often called the loveliest book in the world, is the third of the four Gospels(Barclay p.g 6). Luke, unlike the other Gospel writers, was a Gentile and not a Jew. He was a doctor by trade and was a very kind and loving man. For two years, Luke was blessed to be the companion of Saint Paul, the font of wisdom himself (Barclay p.g 6). The Gospel that he produces, tells of the glory of Jesus’ sacrifice and His love for us; making the calf an

How is Luke’s claim on the repentance of sinners in the ‘Parable of the Lost Sheep’ being illustrated by the differences in detail found, in comparison to the Gospels of Matthew and Thomas? The Parable of the Lost Sheep is one of the many parables Jesus gave during his lifetime. It is found in the two canonical gospels: Matthew 18:10-14 and Luke 15:3-10. It is also found in the non-canonical gospel of Thomas 107. It is about a shepherd who leaves his flock of ninety-nine sheep behind to go look

God Is Always Able When dealing with God, on both the practical and spiritual levels, we have two dissimilar concepts running in our heads simultaneously. On the one hand is the concept of God’s ability, of what he is capable of doing, and on the other is the concept of what God will do for us in this particular situation. This is a conundrum. Because God CAN, does not mean he WILL. And if he WON’T, does not mean he CAN’T. And if he did not do it, does not mean that he could not have done it.

Twinkle Khanna student of BA (Hons) English,Semester 3rd doing my summer project on the topic “MATTHEW ARNOLD AS A VICTORIAN POET”.The era of Queen Victoria’s reign(1837-1901).The period is sometimes dated from 1832 (the paasage of the first Reform Bill). It was a period of intense and prolific activity in literature,especially by novelists and poets,philosophers and essayists.Much of the writing was concerned with contemporary social problems for instance the effect of the industrial revolution

the commandments. The rich young man claims he has already done so and asks what else he needs to do. Jesus answers the rich young man, saying, “If you want to be perfect, go, sell your possessions and give it to the poor. Then come follow me.” (Matthew 19:16-30, Mark 10:17-31, and Luke 18:18-30) This encounter is the only recorded account of Jesus being asked, specifically and directly, what it takes to have eternal life. Jesus teaches that when his followers ignore the poor and marginalized, they

the Kingdom were all centered on the idea of investments, and the topic of what to do with wealth. The specific parable, within the kingdom I analyzed was the Parable of Talents, as it has the most economic concepts throughout it. A sum of Matthew, since Matthew was a tax collector for the Roman government, had some financial ties to it. Luke takes into account economics through the use of judgment, and sympathy. Continually, there is strong evidence that Jesus was an economist, and had economical

In fact, the most compact of all Jesus’ short stories does not even fill a complete verse of Scripture. It is found in Matthew 13: 33: “The kingdom of heaven is like leaven, which a woman took and hid in three measures of meal till it was all leavened.” In the original Greek text, that parable is just nineteen words. It is the most ordinary of anecdotes about the most common

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them The one man who’s not cowering is standing there with open arms ready to embrace the sacrifice he’s making for his country. Around 1599-1600 of the common era Caravaggio painted The Calling of Matthew. This painting is of the tax collector Matthew being called upon by Christ. More specifically Matthew is sitting with his fellow tax collectors counting the money collected from the day. When looking at these works they both give me a strange feeling. Goya’s painting is more depressing than anything

when the disciples themselves chose students of their own. The First Principle of the Kingdom of God The Kingdom is for the Jew first then the Gentile, however; the Kingdom will be taken away and “given to a people who will produce its fruit” (Matthew 21:43). Perhaps the Kingdom will be taken away from the Jew and given to the Gentile to produce its fruits, to preach the Gospel to the nations, to heal the sick and continue the works of the Father. It was in the plan from the beginning that