Commentary luke 16
[DOCX File]LESSON
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Luke 3:16. Where did Apollos share his faith? Acts 18:26a. Who corrected and instructed Apollos? Acts 18:26b. Was Apollos corrected publicly? What should this teach us? Acts 18:26b. Apollos received "the rest of the story" about Jesus that he had not learned. What things do you think Priscilla and Aquila could have taught Apollos?
[DOC File]CATHOLIC SCRIPTURE STUDY
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THE GOSPEL OF LUKE. AND ACTS OF THE APOSTLES. Lesson 14 Commentary Luke 13 - 16. Lesson 15 Questions Luke 17 – 19:27. THE COST OF DISCIPLESHIP— GOD’S MERCIFUL LOVE. Luke 13 – 16 I. INTRODUCTION. In these chapters Jesus calls the smug Pharisees (and us) to repentance, humility, and love.
[DOC File]SERMONWRITER
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Dec 25, 2019 · • Bethlehem, David's ancestral home (1 Samuel 16:1). • Jerusalem, which David captured (2 Samuel 5:7, 9) and where he built his palace. Luke does not mention the appearance of the angel to Joseph (Matthew 1:18-25). He tells us only that Joseph and Mary are betrothed––and traveling as a couple––and that Mary is pregnant.
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MEMORY VERSE: After this, Jesus traveled about from one town and village to another, proclaiming the good news of the kingdom of God. The Twelve were with him, and also some women who had been cured of evil spirits and diseases: Mary (called Magdalene) from whom seven demons had come out. Luke …
[DOCX File]The Discipler’s Commentary:
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See commentary for how Luke was able to investigate “everything carefully.” Purpose for writing: so that Theophilus may know “the exact truth”(about Jesus Christ) It is obvious that Theophilus was a Gentile who had become a Christian, and was wealthy enough to send Luke on a …
[DOC File]CATHOLIC SCRIPTURE STUDY
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Lesson 16 Commentary Luke 19:28 – 21:38. Lesson 17 Questions Luke 22:1 - 65. ... Luke adds two lines from his own hymn of the Angels in his chapter 2, singing of the peace and glory in heaven that this king shares. The garments in the road were also part of a royal acclaim. The whole scene points up Jesus as king, a Savior.
[DOC File]Value Driven - TOPICAL BIBLE STUDY LESSONS
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Commentary Notes from the Life Application Bible. Luke 16:19-31. Notes for Verses 19-31. The Pharisees considered wealth to be a proof of a person's righteousness. Jesus startled them with this story where a diseased beggar is rewarded and a rich man is punished.
[DOC File]Exegesis - Fullerton College
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Exegesis on Luke 9:28-38 ... textual comments as I went along. Then I combed through the text a few more times, each time with a different set of commentary and added notes accordingly. Finally, with more meditation, I would come to conclusions and start writing down application notes from the passage to myself first, and then to my audience ...
[DOC File]20th Week After Pentecost – Thursday
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Commentary on Luke 16:1-9. 26th Thursday after Pentecost. Part of the indescribable delicacy of Scriptures is when unrighteous people, actions or things are used to describe righteousness or teach how to become righteous. This always reminds me of man’s complex nature.
[DOCX File]Josh Weidmann
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Luke 8:16-18, “[16] “No one after lighting a lamp covers it with a jar or puts it under a bed, but puts it on a stand, so that those who enter may see the light. [17] For nothing is hidden that will not be made manifest, nor is anything secret that will not be known and come to light.
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