Assignment #5 - Claire Coffey

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Synoptic Gospels Assignment #5: Overviewing Luke’s Gospel Plan to spend around 4 hours on this assignment. 1. Read through the entire book of Luke in one sitting (use NRSV, NASB, NLT, or NIV); try to read engagingly and curiously. 2. As you read through Luke, write down a brief description of, and some key ideas/events for, each chapter. Other than stopping to write down these notes, try not to stop your continuous reading except to put a check mark or brief note in the margin where there’s something that draws your interest . (Spend approximately 3 hours on this section) 3. Based upon your own reading and analysis, spend no more than one (1) hour preparing a one-page , provisional outline of Luke and attach it to this assignment. 4. Assignment #5 is worth 5 points. Review the Grade Guide for Assignment #5 before you begin working. Please attach the Grade Guide to your assignment. Note: since the reading you do in Assignment #5 is designed to prepare you to complete Assignment #6, take a quick look ahead at those instructions for hints about some of the things you may begin looking for as you read Luke. Brief Description Key Ideas/Events 1 Announcement of John The announcement of John the Baptist's birth foretells the arrival of Jesus. Mary receives a divine visitation from an angel, leading to the conception of Jesus. Zechariah prophesies about his son, John, who will prepare the way for the Lord. 2 Jesus' Birth in Bethlehem Jesus is born in Bethlehem, fulfilling prophecy. Angels announce his birth to shepherds, who then visit the newborn. Jesus is presented at the temple, where Simeon and Anna recognize him as the Messiah. 3 John the Baptist Prepares John the Baptist prepares the way for Jesus, calling for repentance and baptism. Jesus is baptized, and the Holy Spirit descends upon him. The genealogy of Jesus is traced back to

Adam. 4 Jesus tempted in desert Jesus is tempted in the wilderness but resists Satan's temptations. He begins his public ministry, proclaiming the arrival of the kingdom of God. Jesus faces rejection in his hometown of Nazareth. Brief Description Key Ideas/Events 5 Calling of first disciples Jesus calls his first disciples, who leave everything to follow him. He performs miracles, including healing a paralyzed man. Jesus demonstrates his authority to forgive sins. 6 Jesus teaches disciples Jesus teaches his disciples about love, mercy, and humility. He delivers the Sermon on the Plain, outlining the principles of his kingdom. Jesus challenges societal norms and calls for radical discipleship. 7 Jesus raises widow's son The faith of a Roman centurion impresses Jesus, who heals the centurion's servant from a distance. Jesus raises a widow's son from the dead, demonstrating his power over death. 8 Parable of the sower Jesus teaches in parables, including the parable of the sower. He demonstrates his authority over nature by calming a storm. Jesus encounters and heals a demon-possessed man. 9 Jesus sends out the Twelve Jesus sends out the Twelve Apostles to proclaim the kingdom of God and perform miracles. He feeds the multitudes with five loaves and two fish. Peter confesses Jesus as the Christ. 10 The sending of the seventy Jesus sends out seventy disciples to prepare the towns for his arrival. He teaches the parable of the good Samaritan, emphasizing love and compassion for others. 11 Jesus teaches prayer Jesus teaches his disciples how to pray, giving them the Lord's Prayer as a model. He confronts the hypocrisy of the religious leaders and warns of judgment to come. 12 Warnings and encouragements Jesus warns against hypocrisy and encourages trust in God's provision. He teaches about the urgency of repentance and readiness for his return.

13 Repent or perish Jesus calls for repentance, using parables to illustrate God's mercy and judgment. He heals a woman on the Sabbath, confronting the religious leaders' legalism. 14 Jesus heals on Sabbath Jesus challenges societal norms by healing on the Sabbath. He teaches about humility and hospitality, inviting all to the kingdom of God. 15 Parables of the lost sheep, coin, son Jesus tells parables about God's joy over repentant sinners, emphasizing the value of each individual. He welcomes sinners and eats with them, demonstrating God's love and grace. 16 Parable of the shrewd manager Jesus teaches about stewardship and the proper use of wealth. He tells the parable of the shrewd manager, urging disciples to be wise in worldly matters. 17 Forgiveness and faith Jesus emphasizes the importance of faith and forgiveness. He heals ten lepers, highlighting the gratitude of the one who returns to give thanks.

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Brief Description Key Ideas/Events 18 Parable of the persistent widow Jesus teaches about persistence in prayer and humility before God. He challenges the rich ruler to surrender his possessions and follow him. 19 Zacchaeus the tax collector Jesus welcomes Zacchaeus, a despised tax collector, into his kingdom. He enters Jerusalem triumphantly, fulfilling prophecy as the Messiah. 20 Authority of Jesus questioned Jesus confronts the religious leaders' questioning of his authority. He teaches about paying taxes and the resurrection, revealing truths about God's kingdom. 21 The widow's offering Jesus praises the widow's sacrificial offering, highlighting the value of giving from the heart. He warns about the signs of the end times and encourages vigilance and prayer. 22 Last supper Jesus shares a final meal with his disciples, instituting the Lord's Supper. He predicts Peter's denial and prepares his followers for his impending betrayal and crucifixion. 23 Crucifixion and burial Jesus stands trial before Pilate and Herod, facing false accusations. He is crucified alongside criminals, fulfilling Scripture. Jesus dies and is buried in a tomb. 24 Jesus' resurrection Jesus rises from the dead on the third day, fulfilling his promise of resurrection. He appears to his disciples, proving his victory over death. Jesus commissions his followers to preach repentance and forgiveness to all nations. Make sure you complete your one page initial outline of Luke My Name: Claire Coffey I spent 4.5 hours on this assignment.

Synoptic Gospels Grading Guide Assignment #5: Luke Overview Your Name: ______________________________________ Score: ______ Title Criteria Your chapter titles [almost always/generally] serve as accurate guides to the chapter contents: they are clear summaries that reflect details in the chapters. Your chapter titles are never/occasionally/regularly a little too vague. You chapter titles are appropriately brief. Detail Criteria You [almost always/regularly/rarely] list several specific ideas from each chapter. Your list is focused on the most significant ideas in the chapter. Your work is [very well/well] balanced in that it is as clear and detailed at the end as at the beginning. Overall Reflections Your work in this overview assignment serves as a [superior/good/competent] table of contents for the book of Luke.

Assignment #5 - Claire Coffey

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