Meditating The Gospel of Luke

The basic theme of meditation Luke Luke is not to write history or biography. The missionary's loyal companion wrote a great Paul. Because her faith is a matter of life and death. According to it, his Gospel is not a historical handbook, it is definitely not a result of speculation - philosophical speculation and research results are dry. Luca believed that Jesus Christ is the world and the Savior of God. He is devout and respectful in ensuring the validity of all the basic facts about the history of the gospel from the huge amount of information gathered and is serious and accurate.

Due to the detailed accuracy of this Gospel, scholars and traditions considers him to be a writer. Luke, the author of Luke and the apostolist, was once a book, but later was divided into two books. During the missionary's journey, Luke was Paul's companion, and for this reason he was also known as the Luke evangelist. Luke was not one of the apostles, probably the Greeks were born, probably being a Christian in Paul's mission He was well educated (Colossians 4:11).

The basic theme of meditation Luke Luke is not to write history or biography. The missionary's loyal companion wrote a great Paul. Because her faith is a matter of life and death. According to it, his Gospel is not a historical handbook, it is definitely not a result of speculation - philosophical speculation and research results are dry. Luca believed that Jesus Christ is the world and the Savior of God. - Joseph Vacher's case is also well-known as the murder incident Jack the Ripper made. "Joseph ripper." At that time, the identity of this homicide was unknown, and there remained traces of fear no matter where I went. And his captivity has become a career opportunity to investigate the judge.

After baptism, Jesus entered the Jewish desert and soon meditated for 40 days and night. The temptation of Christ is recorded as the Gospel according to Matthew, the Gospel by Mark and the Gospel according to Luke (Gospel of the Gospel). The devil appeared, turned the stone into bread, abandoned himself from the hill where the angel rescued him, and sacrificed Jesus three times by giving all the kingdoms of the world. Three times, Jesus refused the temptation of the devil and took him away. Jesus returned to Galilee and went to the next village. In the meantime, some people became his disciples. One of them mentioned Melia Magdalen who first mentioned Luke's Gospel (16: 9) and later was crucified with all four Gospels. Although not mentioned in the context of the "twelve apostles", she was thought to be involved in the ministry of Jesus from the beginning to the day of death. According to the Gospels of Mark and John, Jesus first appeared next to Magdalen after the resurrection.