THE NEW TESTAMENT AND THE SAYINGS OF JESUS · VI
The Gospel of Luke
The complete Gospel, chapters 1–24, with Greek text, word-order glosses, close and fluent English, and textual and translation notes.
Compiled by Priest Sergey Koudy.
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This volume belongs to The New Testament and the Sayings of Jesus, a study in seventeen volumes. Russian and English versions are available. Read online or save the book as a PDF.
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Book contents
- Luke 1:1–4 · An orderly account
- Luke 1:5–7 · Zechariah and Elizabeth
- Luke 1:8–12 · An angel in the sanctuary
- Luke 1:13–17 · The promise concerning John
- Luke 1:18–20 · Gabriel’s answer
- Luke 1:21–25 · Silence and conception
- Luke 1:26–33 · Gabriel comes to Mary
- Luke 1:34–38 · The child and the promise
- Luke 1:39–45 · Mary visits Elizabeth
- Luke 1:46–50 · Mary’s praise
- Luke 1:51–56 · The lowly raised up
- Luke 1:57–63 · The child is named John
- Luke 1:64–66 · Speech restored
- Luke 1:67–71 · A horn of salvation
- Luke 1:72–75 · The remembered covenant
- Luke 1:76–80 · A prophet and the coming dawn
- Luke 2:1–5 · Registration and the journey
- Luke 2:6–7 · The firstborn son
- Luke 2:8–12 · Good news to shepherds
- Luke 2:13–14 · The heavenly praise
- Luke 2:15–20 · The shepherds find the child
- Luke 2:21–24 · Name, presentation and offering
- Luke 2:25–28 · Simeon receives the child
- Luke 2:29–32 · Light for the nations
- Luke 2:33–35 · A sign opposed
- Luke 2:36–38 · Anna the prophet
- Luke 2:39–40 · Return to Nazareth
- Luke 2:41–47 · The search in Jerusalem
- Luke 2:48 · His mother’s question
- Luke 2:49 · In my Father’s house
- Luke 2:50–52 · Return and growth
- Luke 3:1–2 · The word comes to John
- Luke 3:3–6 · A way through the wilderness
- Luke 3:7–9 · Fruit worthy of repentance
- Luke 3:10–14 · What should we do?
- Luke 3:15–17 · The stronger one
- Luke 3:18–20 · John’s proclamation and imprisonment
- Luke 3:21–22 · Baptism and the voice from heaven
- Luke 3:23–27 · Ancestry: Joseph to Neri
- Luke 3:28–32 · Ancestry: Melchi to Nahshon
- Luke 3:33–38 · Ancestry: Amminadab to God
- Luke 4:1–4 · Bread alone
- Luke 4:5–8 · Worship and serve God alone
- Luke 4:9–13 · Do not put God to the test
- Luke 4:14–19 · Good news, release and the Lord’s favor
- Luke 4:20–22 · Today, in your hearing
- Luke 4:23 · Doctor, heal yourself
- Luke 4:24 · The unwelcome prophet
- Luke 4:25–26 · Elijah and the widow outside Israel
- Luke 4:27 · Elisha and Naaman the Syrian
- Luke 4:28–30 · Driven out of the town
- Luke 4:31–37 · Come out of him
- Luke 4:38–41 · Healing in Simon’s house
- Luke 4:42–44 · Sent to the other towns
- Luke 5:1–5 · Lower your nets
- Luke 5:6–11 · Catching people alive
- Luke 5:12–13 · I am willing; be clean
- Luke 5:14–16 · Show yourself to the priest
- Luke 5:17–20 · Your sins have been forgiven
- Luke 5:21–23 · The question about forgiveness
- Luke 5:24–26 · Get up, take your cot and go home
- Luke 5:27–28 · Follow me
- Luke 5:29–30 · Levi’s banquet
- Luke 5:31 · The physician
- Luke 5:32 · The call to repentance
- Luke 5:33–34 · The bridegroom is present
- Luke 5:35 · The days of fasting
- Luke 5:36 · A patch torn from a new garment
- Luke 5:37–38 · New wine and fresh wineskins
- Luke 5:39 · The old is good
- Luke 6:1–3 · David and his hungry companions
- Luke 6:4 · The bread of the Presence
- Luke 6:5 · Lord of the Sabbath
- Luke 6:6–8 · Stand in the middle
- Luke 6:9 · To save a life or destroy it
- Luke 6:10–11 · Hold out your hand
- Luke 6:12–13 · Night prayer and the choice of twelve
- Luke 6:14–16 · The twelve names
- Luke 6:17–19 · On a level place
- Luke 6:20 · Blessed are you who are poor