Gospel of Luke Lecture

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Connects to Tanakh

Abraham and Sarah are equal to Elizabeth and Zachariah

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Elizabeth and Zachariah

Descendants of Aaron (Moses brother); elite Jews

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Mary & Elizabeth are Cousins

John the Baptist and Jesus are blood relatives

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Cana (rural area in Galilee)

Grew up in

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Betrothed to Joseph

Joseph is prominent in Marys pregnancy and Jesus early years but not really anywhere else

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Mark is Negative toward Mary

Mary is clueless to Jesus messiahship

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Lukes Positive Portrayal

Very positive, special woman, chosen woman

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Pseudepigraphal Works

Followed Lukes positive portrayal of Mary

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Gospel of James

Written by Jesus brother

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Gospel of Thomas

about the boyhood of Jesus

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Mary & Gabriel

Gabriel (one of two angels in the New Testament) warns Mary about Jesus

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Holy Spirit "Overshadows" Mary

Holy Spirit impregnates Mary

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John Represents Judaism

Elizabeth is carrying him miraculously just as women in the Old Testament had

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Jesus Presented as Something New

Mary is the first and only virgin birth

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Magnificat

Poem Mary Sings

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Magnificat

Early Christian Hymn

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Hannahs Song

Connects to the Tanakh and Hannahs barren birth

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Late Tradition

mid 80s

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Only mentioned in Luke and Matthew

Why not mentioned in other and earlier places

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Virgin Births in Other Cultures

Not the first time because other cultures; may have been gotten from other sources

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Theotokos

Barer of God, Mother of God

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Perpetual Virginity

She never has sex with Joseph; brothers and sisters are actually cousins or children from Josephs previous marriage (Roman Catholic, Episcopalian, Anglican, Methodist, Lutheran)

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Sinlessness

Mary must be untainted for Jesus to be; Seen in pseudepigraphal texts (Gospel of James)

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Immaculate Conception

Marys mother Ann was also overshadowed by the Holy Spirit

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Ascension

Mary didnt die, she ascended into Heaven

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Census

No record of this at this time; Mary and Joseph travel to Bethlehem (because David was born there so the Messiah would be too)

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Shepherds

outcasts and poor people in that society; Angel tells shepherds that Jesus (the Savior) has been born

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Contrast with Augustus

Caesar Augustus birth was sometimes connected to miracles so Luke uses it as a device showing the similarities but foiled

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Eight days

resurrection

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Seven days

creation; so eight is recreation

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Inner Circle

Peter, John, James

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"glory of God shined through his person"

Dazzling white robes

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Moses

Personification of the Law

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Elijah

Represents Prophets (because he was a standout prophet)

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Meaning of Transfiguration

Foreshadow of the resurrection

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Literary Device

introduces Jesus teachings (Q and L)

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Reversal of roles

Samaritans typically bad, so Jesus shows them as good

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Spirit and Letter of the Law

the saved do not look for loopholes or a minimum, its a transformation

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Martha and Mary

Sisters of Lazarus

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Traditional Roles for Women in Culture vs. the Kingdom

Martha portrays traditional women working, Mary represents women in the kingdom sitting at the feet of Jesus

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Context

parables are meant to speak to all groups of people, the poor, tax collectors, and pharisees

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Lost Sheep

religious leaders (99), the sinners and tax collectors (1), shepherd does the illogical thing (a message of affirmation for the sinners and tax collectors having a place in Heaven)

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Lost Coin

God is portrayed as a woman finding the lost coin

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Lost (Prodigal) Son

goes against the practice of violently forcing your children to respect you; pigs were unclean so it was the lowest of low; Jewish leaders should not run, but the father did; No public affection, but the father kisses his son; older brother is the religious leaders; were called to be more like the father (accepting and joyful)

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When you cover someone in the Bible

it means taking them in and caring for them

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Placing a ring on their finger symbolizes

familial inheritance

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Without shoes is without dignity, so

putting shoes on someone is restoring the dignity

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Calves are meant for big meals, so

they mean a party

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Lukes Negativity Toward the Wealthy

Rich man is not named (minor character), Lazarus is named (major character)

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Roles Reversed

Poor person is in Heaven and the rich man is in Hades

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Illustration of Beatitudes and Woes

those in misery on the world is bless in the afterlife; those in joy (rich) on the world will weep in the afterlife

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Difficulty for the Wealthy to Enter the Kingdom

"it is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle"; wealthy man did not notice Lazarus (did not sacrifice for the kingdom of God)

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Similar to Mark

though chronology is different and Jesus speaks on the cross

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Sayings on the Cross

Speaks to the men on crosses with him

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Soldier

changes line from Matthew and Mark

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"Surely this man was innocent"

statement of injustice not Messiahship

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Jesus as role model

Soldier did not view Jesus as the savior

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Injustice

Soldier did not proclaim belief that Jesus was the savior

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Women

A lot of women at the tomb and immediately report to the disciples

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Peter

runs back to find the tomb empty too

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Emmaus

where disciples are going and they did not recognize him when they saw him on the road, not until they did communion together

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Jerusalem

Lukes disciples go here so the Jesus movement can begin with the Jews and spread throughout the rest of the world

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Ascension

End of Luke and Beginning of Acts and all the disciples worshipped (but in Matthew some doubted)

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