Jesus' Attitudes to and Treatment of Outcasts in Luke's Gospel

Jesus' attitude towards abandoned people in Luke's gospel and treatment Through the Gospel of Luke, there are many examples of Jesus who takes care of abandoned people. -------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------- Among the "women with disabilities healed on the Sabbath", Jesus takes care of the healed women, but he He emphasized the importance of medical healing. Woman, this is a day off. After Jesus healed the woman, the ruler of the synagogue told people that he said that Jesus could answer for six days to answer the work. Stay bound

B) The gospel is clearly written to indicate that Jesus' identity is a child of God, which is an important purpose of the Gospel, but has many more purposes. Luke not only notes the divinity and role of Jesus, but also the attitude of Jesus towards specific people and the teachings of Jesus. Luke said that the purpose of writing the Gospel is "to write a neat description, so you can know the certainty of teaching." The Gospel is generally regarded as a masterpiece of literature in New Testament books. Renan believes that the Gospel of Luke is "the most beautiful book in history". Luca seems to be the only foreign writer in the New Testament One of his basic purposes is to spread Jesus' teachings not only to the Jews but also to the Gentiles.

Each of the four Gospels included in the New Testament depicts different unique portraits of Jesus. Mark Gospel as a servant suffering Jesus, Matthew represents Jesus as a new Moses. Luke emphasized that Jesus would be abandoned and then the gospel other than John 's weather regarded Jesus as the existence of God and regarded it as an unusual character. Mark paints Jesus powerfully, not recognized, as painful Messiah. The story of the whole gospel shows that Jesus can control storms, water, and devils. He can treat leprosy patients, people with disabilities, and people with disabilities. He has fearless authority over everything, including sin and the law of the Sabbath. But the secret theme of Messianic is the main thing of this Gospel. Jesus often tells people the miracle told "I will not tell anyone." This theme is Peter's declaration that Jesus is the Christ and Jesus is part of the climax of the Marco Gospel telling anyone through strict order. Therefore, he is an unrecognized messiah.

According to the Gospel of Luke it is often abbreviated as Luke's Gospel, or simply Luke is the third and longest gospel in the four Gospels. This weather gospel is Jesus' life in Nazareth and an explanation of missionary. It details the story of his birth from Ascension to Ascension. Luke's purpose is to write an accurate and reliable history of the life of Jesus Christ, revealing the theological significance of history. He is Greek, the only Gentile Christian writer in the New Testament. Luke's words indicate that he is an educated person. In Colossians 4:14, I learned that he was a doctor.