Together these volumes treat the gospel of Luke. Luke 10:14 Why did Jesus mention Tyre and Sidon? Commentary  DAILY STUDY BIBLE Selective Beliefs: We should make sure we do not have spiritual blind spots that cause us to use the Christian faith as a means to honor ourselves. Functions like a verse by verse commentary! Wheaton, IL: Victor Books, 1988. NY: University Press of America, 1990. C. F. Pfeiffer and E. F. Harrison. It's about You Luke 10:38-42, How to Pray (2): Kingdom Come Luke 11:1-4, Don't Stop Praying (and if you have, start again) Luke 11:5-13, Jesus: Ruler of the Ruler of Demons Luke 11:14-28, The Marks of a Pharisee (and the Remedy) Luke 11:37-54, A Very Awkward Dinner Conversation Luke 11:37-54, Life Isn't Stuff (so don't worship Stuff) Luke 12:13-21, The Message of Repentance Clothed in Tragedies Luke 13:1-5, Suspended Judgment and a Reason for Judgment Luke 13:6-17, What Is the Kingdom of God Like? Luke 13:6-9 What is the meaning of the Parable of the Fig Tree? Luke 19:1-10 Zaccheus - Can You Change Your Reputation at Work? "Commentary on Luke 1:15". Erdman possessed a lucid writing style. Thinking Clearly: No matter how educated we may be, we must be on guard against irrational and inconsistent thinking regarding God's revealed truth. 11:1-13; p. 1401 Luke 2:1-5 What Was the News the Day Before Christmas? Chattanooga, Tenn.: AMG Publishers, 1978. The doctrine of Christ is what the wisest and best of men have ventured their souls upon with confidence and satisfaction. 1999. 15 For he shall be great in the sight of the Lord, and shall drink neither wine nor strong drink; and he shall be filled with the Holy Ghost, even from his mother’s womb. BibliographyEdwards, Justin. SINGLENESS OF EYE AND FULLNESS OF LIGHT. Ellicott's Commentary for English Readers (15) And shall drink neither wine nor strong drink. outline, etc. 1. https:https://www.studylight.org/commentaries/mac/luke-1.html. "Commentary on Luke 1:15". Don't Lose Heart Luke 18:1-8, Gospel Focus: Avoiding Pharisaism Luke 18:9-14, The Man Who Thought He Was Righteous (but wasn't) and the Man Who Thought He Wasn't (but was!) Nat. Luke; Principle #7; Lk. 12:35-48; p. 1406 The search for Luke's admitted sources leads Talbert to take some unnecessary steps in his handling of this theme. 2 volumes. It seems to us that the prevailing characteristic of the book is common sense, fortified by learning and piety. The answer is—Obedience. There is nothing that I know in biography anywhere more beautiful, more striking, than the contrast between the two halves of the character and demeanour of the Baptist; how, on the one side, he fronts all men undaunted and recognises no superior, and how neither threats nor flatteries nor anything else will tempt him to step one inch beyond the limitations of which he is aware, nor to abate one inch of the claims which he urges; and on the other hand how, like some tall cedar touched by the lightning’s hand, he falls prone before Jesus Christ and says, ‘He must increase, and I must decrease’: ‘A man can receive nothing except it be given him of God.’ He is all boldness on one side; all submission and dependence on the other. i-xcii plus 928 replaced Norval Geldenhuys’ effort of 1951. Is temptation a sin? GOSPEL OF LUKE drink neither wine nor strong drink — that is, shall be a Nazarite, or “a separated one” (Numbers 6:2, etc.).           XII. "The Treasury of Scripture Knowledge". Elijah and John the Baptist. -   This used to be often considered the best older commentary on the Greek. 5:7, literally, “before my face”). Luke 1:12-17. Video Charles Haddon Spurgeon (see his comments in following entry on Alford). Nezirut, c. 5. sect. Luke 1:15 Context. The Gospel According to Luke. *Kelly, William. Luke 23:42-43 What did Jesus mean when He said, “Today you will be with me in paradise”? Do not let us forget, either, that John’s unwavering firmness wavered; that over the clear heaven of his convictions there did steal a cloud; that he from whom no violence could wrench his faith felt it slipping out of his grasp when his muscles were relaxed in the dungeon; and that he sent ‘from the prison’-which was the excuse for the message-to ask the question, ‘After all, art Thou He that should come?’, Nor let us forget that it was that very moment of tremulousness which Jesus Christ seized, in order to pour an unstinted flood of praise for the firmness of his convictions, on the wavering head of the Forerunner. ad Nepot)." Green puts more focus on literary criticism, narrative criticism, and social-scientific analysis than on earlier issues about historical critical matters, redaction and source criticism, etc. Hypocritical Behavior: As Christ-followers, we are to avoid engaging in inconsistent behavior. HCSB, NET), it is worth saying something about it. The minister of the gospel must not be one given to wine, 1 Timothy 3:3 Titus 1:7. All of his Sermons For a sampling of OT examples of this custom see: Genesis 19:27; Exodus 34:23; Deuteronomy 16:16; 25:2; 1 Samuel 2:17; 3:1; Psalm 21:6; 42:2; Lamentations 1:22. The Jewish doctors positively affirm this without any Surely not. Luke 2:1-12 Why Did Jesus Come As A Baby? "Cambridge Greek Testament for Schools and Colleges". A New Exposition of the Third Gospel. Weal or Woe Luke 6:20-26, Loving Those Who Don't Love You Luke 6:27-36, Extravagant Love for Jesus #2 Luke 7:36-50, Scandalous Grace Part 3: Go in Peace Luke 7:36-50, The Winds and Waves Still Know Luke 8:22-25, To Make Disciples: Living for the Spread of His Glorious Grace Luke 9:1-6, Scandalous Grace: A Feast for the Wretched Luke 9:10-17, Confession, Christ, Cross, Constraint Luke 9:18-22, The First Lesson in Christ's School of Discipleship Luke 9:23-27, Amazed by the Greatness of God Luke 9:37-45, What Shall I Do to Inherit Eternal Life? Grand Rapids: Zondervan, 1996). Context is everything here. A Perspective for the Understanding of Lukan Thought. https:https://www.studylight.org/commentaries/wen/luke-1.html. Luke 18:15-34 Can We Receive Eternal Life? --   A conservative, premillennial survey by a diligent young scholar. Some chapters do not have comments by Parker. BibliographyNicol, W. Robertson, M.A., L.L.D. Luke 15:1-10 Mission: The Gladness of God, Luke 15:1-2 This Man Receives Sinners and Eats with Them, Luke 15:1-10 The Happiest Days of Heaven Second in a Series on Luke 15, Luke 15:11-24 Coming to Yourself and Coming to the Father Part Three, Luke 15:25-31 The Blinding Effects of Serving God Part Four, Luke 16:19-31 Preparing to Receive Christ Hearing Moses and the Prophets. He shall be great in the sight of the Lord - That is, before Jesus Christ, whose forerunner he shall be; or he shall be a truly great person, for so this form of speech may imply. It is not cleaned up yet (lots of spaces, poor right margins, etc) but all the material is there. THE SUPREMACY OF ROME The same abstinence was enjoined on the Nazarites, (Numbers 6:3,) until their vow should be fulfilled.

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