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Write You - A Layman's Commentary on the Gospel of Luke - Lesson IV, Part I
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Luke 4:14-32 - Jesus Driven from Nazareth.
In telling about the public ministry, Luke chooses what to include and what to omit. He does not include those events recounted in Mark 6-8, and some details mentioned by John.
Several of the details suggest that this is not Jesus’ first public appearance after the temptation, but that much had already taken place.
Luke is writing to a non-Jewish audience and therefore depicts those events that clearly show Jesus as Savior of all who believe in Him. Here Jesus preaches about Redemption coming to those outside of Israel.
Verses 14,15. A general description of Jesus’ actions during that period in Galilee caused a great sensation. He was highly popular with the people.
Verses 16,17. After an unstated period of time in Galilee, Jesus came to His old hometown of Nazareth. The people had heard of His growing fame and were curious to see and hear Him.
As was His custom from His youth, Jesus went to the synagogue on the Sabbath. Jesus stood up as a sign that He wished to speak. It was a custom to allow vis
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Several of the details suggest that this is not Jesus’ first public appearance after the temptation, but that much had already taken place.
Luke is writing to a non-Jewish audience and therefore depicts those events that clearly show Jesus as Savior of all who believe in Him. Here Jesus preaches about Redemption coming to those outside of Israel.
Verses 14,15. A general description of Jesus’ actions during that period in Galilee caused a great sensation. He was highly popular with the people.
Verses 16,17. After an unstated period of time in Galilee, Jesus came to His old hometown of Nazareth. The people had heard of His growing fame and were curious to see and hear Him.
As was His custom from His youth, Jesus went to the synagogue on the Sabbath. Jesus stood up as a sign that He wished to speak. It was a custom to allow vi
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Verses 14,15. A general description of Jesus’ actions during that period in Galilee caused a great sensation. He was highly popular with the people.
Verses 16,17. After an unstated period of time in Galilee, Jesus came to His old hometown of Nazareth. The people had heard of His growing fame and were curious to see and hear Him.
As was His custom from His youth, Jesus went to the synagogue on the Sabbath. Jesus stood up as a sign that He wished to speak. It was a custom to allow vi
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Verses 16,17. After an unstated period of time in Galilee, Jesus came to His old hometown of Nazareth. The people had heard of His growing fame and were curious to see and hear Him.
As was His custom from His youth, Jesus went to the synagogue on the Sabbath. Jesus stood up as a sign that He wished to speak. It was a custom to allow vi
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As was His custom from His youth, Jesus went to the synagogue on the Sabbath. Jesus stood up as a sign that He wished to speak. It was a custom to allow visiting rabbis such an opportunity; the head of the synagogue had the book of Isaiah given to Jesus, a portion of which was next to be read.
Verses 18,19. He read Isaiah 61:1,2 and a phrase from Isaiah 58:6.
Verse 20. He rolled up the book (parchment scroll) and sat down on the customary platform to deliver His message. Rabbis usually proceeded with explanations and instruction rather than orations. All eyes of His old acquaintances were fastened expectantly on Him.
Verse 21. Luke gives a brief account of the main theme. Jesus declares that the prophecy He had read had been fulfilled in His own person - that He was the One anointed by God to proclaim glad tidings to the poor, to heal the broken hearted, to proclaim deliverance to captives of sin, to give sight to the blind, to lift up the downcast, to proclaim “the acceptable year of the Lord” - the time of the
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