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Using Luke's own prologue as the guideline for his commentary, Fred B. Craddock calls attention to the continuities between Jesus and his heritage in Judaism and the church after him. Like Luke, Craddock assumes the reader is not only a believer but also a leader in the community of faith.
Interpretation: A Bible Commentary for Teaching and Preaching is a distinctive resource for those who interpret the Bible in the church. Planned and written specifically for teaching and preaching needs, this critically acclaimed biblical commentary is a major contribution to scholarship and ministry.
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- Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright
- Series Preface
- Preface
- Contents
- Introduction
- Perspective: Luke as a Preacher
- Scope: Luke Among the Gospels and Acts
- Format: Suggestions for the Use of This Book
- Commentary
- Preface
- Luke 1:1-4
- Part One: Infancy and Childhood Narratives
- Luke 1:5-2:52
- 1:5-56 Annunciations of the Births of John and Jesus
- 1:57-2:21 The Births of John and Jesus
- 2:22-52 Two Stories of Jesus in the Temple
- Part Two: Preparation for the Ministry of Jesus
- Luke 3:1-4:13
- 3:1-20 The Ministry of John the Baptist
- 3:21-22 The Baptism of Jesus
- 3:23-38 The Genealogy of Jesus
- 4:1-13 The Temptations of Jesus
- Part Three: The Ministry of Jesus in Galilee
- Luke 4:14-9:50
- 4:14-15 Opening Summary
- 4:16-30 Jesus in the Synagogue at Nazareth
- 4:31-5:16 A Ministry of Growing Popularity in Galilee
- 5:17-6:11 Early Controversies with Religious Leaders
- 6:12-16 Choosing Twelve Apostles
- 6:17-9:6 Ministry Between the Choosing and the Sending of the Twelve
- 9:7-50 Forebodings and Predictions of the Passion
- Part Four: The Journey to Jerusalem
- Luke 9:51-19:28
- 9:51-62 Jesus Establishes the Nature of the Journey
- 10:1-24 The Mission of the Seventy
- 10:25-42 Two Stories About Hearing and Not Hearing
- 11:1-13 Teachings on Prayer
- 11:14-12:1 Conflicts and Controversies
- 12:2-13:9 Exhortations and Warnings
- 13:10-35 Tensions and Forebodings of the Passion
- 14:1-24 Table Talk
- 14:25-35 Teachings Concerning Discipleship
- 15:1-32 Three Parables of Joy
- 16:1-31 Teachings Concerning Wealth
- 17:1-10 On Sin, Forgiveness, Faith, and Duty
- 17:11-18:30 Teachings Leading to the Final Prediction of the Passion
- 18:31-19:28 From the Final Prediction of the Passion Until the Entry Into Jerusalem
- Part Five: The Ministry in Jerusalem
- Luke 19:29-21:38
- 19:29-48 The Entry Into Jerusalem
- 20:1-21:4 Controversies in Jerusalem
- 21:5-38 The Apocalyptic Discourse of Jesus
- Part Six: The Passion Narrative
- Luke 22:1-23:56
- 22:1-38 Jesus' Last Meal with His Disciples
- 22:39-53 The Arrest of Jesus
- 22:54-71 The Jewish Trial
- 23:1-25 The Roman Trial and Sentencing
- 23:26-56 The Crucifixion of Jesus
- Part Seven: The Resurrection Narrative
- Luke 24:1-53
- 24:1-12 The Empty Tomb
- 24:13-35 Appearance on the Road to Emmaus
- 24:36-49 Appearance in Jerusalem
- 24:50-53 The Blessing and Departure
- Selected Bibliography
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