David Guzik commentary on Luke 1 describes the birth of John the Baptist, and the announcement of the birth of Jesus by the angel Gabriel.

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2021年9月3日 · In addition to the devotional commentary on Luke by Dr. Sproul titled A Walk With God, the following are five of the most generally helpful commentaries on the third Gospel. 1. David E. Garland — * Luke* (Zondervan Exegetical Commentary on the New Testament, 2011).

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By attending to the careful reading of Luke’s narrative in its original historical context, the commentary aims to reproduce the Gospel’s intended impact upon readers from all nations and all times: certainty about Jesus Christ and what he accomplished in the past and promises for …

2024年2月15日 · Commentaries are a great way to understand the Good news better. Another problem arises, what is the best commentary to read? There are dozens of Luke commentaries, so which ones are any good? In this article, I have compiled some of …

2025年3月2日 · Among the Synoptic Gospel accounts, Luke has the greatest number of distinctive features. For example, it happens “eight days after” instead of six (Luke 9:28; see also Mark 9:2; Matthew 17:1). Luke also uses similar language but not “transfigured” (9:29; see also Mark 9:2; Matthew 17:2). Also, prayer is the context in which the event ...

In this chapter we have, I. Luke's preface to his gospel, or his epistle dedicatory to his friend Theophilus (v. 1-4). II. The prophecy and history of the conception of John Baptist, who was Christ's forerunner (v. 5-25). III. The annunciation of the Virgin Mary, or the notice given to her that she should be the mother of the Messiah (v. 26-38).