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The Gospel of Luke provides a fascinating account of just how radical and unorthodox the teachings and life of Jesus really were to the first century world. Luke shows us a Jesus who was rejected both at his birth and at his death.
In the Roman occupied territory of Judea where a relationship with God depended on nationality and slavery to the law, Jesus came to free people from their real oppressors: sin and death. 1. Annunciation, birth, Jesus as a child
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| 2. John the Baptist, baptism, temptation, Jesus in the temple
| | 3. Miracle of the fish filling the nets
| | 4. Jairus' daughter, Jesus with the children
| | 5. The Sermon on the Mount, choosing disciples
| | 6. At the home of Simon the Pharisee
| | 7. Parables and teachings about God's kingdom
| | 8. Jesus calms the storm, casts out demons, rich young ruler
| | | 9. Feeding the 5000 from the fish and loaves | | 10. The Transfiguration
| | 11. Healing the blind man
| | 12. Teaching on prayer
| | 13. The good samaritan, Zacchaeus
| | 14. Triumphal entry into Jerusalem, cleansing the temple
| | 15. Jesus with religious leaders, the last supper
| | | 16. The betrayal by Judas, the arrest, Peter's denial of Jesus | | | 17. Jesus before Pilate, Jesus before Herod | | 18. The sentence, the crucifixion, the burial
| | 19. The resurrection, the ascension, close
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