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By: ±¾Õ¾±à¼­ - July 18, 2008 - Public Category: Luke`s Biography of Jesus - Introduction

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I thought Luke was NOT an eye witness.....??? But was born later....and researched this... By: shelly polsinelli - December 28, 2007 - Public Category: Luke`s Biography of Jesus - Introduction

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How does Luke claim to distinguish his biography of Jesus from other recorded biographies from eyewitnesses (e.g. Matthew and John)? His biography was written after having traced the course of all things accurately from the first, who were eyewitnesses and servants of the word delivered them to us. By: Kah Bik Cheong - October 23, 2007 - Public Category: Introduction

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How does Luke claim to distinguish his biography of Jesus from other recorded biographies from eyewitnesses (e.g. Matthew and John)? He places himself as the one who studied all that has been written before by eyewitnesses accurately and that with equal accuracy draws all these words of salvation togetehr and offers them in the form of a letter, very personal touch, as it was to a friend. A friend he wishes to instruct. Instructing him on the reality truthful quality of all that happened. The addresse is an important official so he must have listened to many many many people and gathered all possible physical testimonies - heard seen touched - about physical healings. To show that Jesus is God and that brings miracles and wondruous healings. Then the three parables emphasise the teaching of the lost and found bringing the understanding of such healings to their true meaning: it is the healing of a lost soul what Jesus the Shepard brings. And only his God nature can bring that here again the needed emphasis on pshyical wonders that people need to focus on if their faith needs a earthly  'stick' to hold on to move up to the higher level.  Vocation Day approaching...blessings to everyone wherethere they may be on that special path :) By: Alessandra Parrini - September 13, 2007 - Public Category: Introduction

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How does Luke claim to distinguish his biography of Jesus from other recorded biographies from eyewitnesses (e.g. Matthew and John)? Luke claims that his biography of Jesus is most accurately traced and wrote it in the help of the inspiration of the Holy Spirit. By: Allen Yong - September 11, 2007 - Public Category: Introduction

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How does Luke claim to distinguish his biography of Jesus from other recorded biographies from eyewitnesses (e.g. Matthew and John)? By investigtaing everything that he is goin to write about. By: Arman Akkus - September 11, 2007 - Public Category: Introduction

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How does Luke claim to distinguish his biography of Jesus from other recorded biographies from eyewitnesses (e.g. Matthew and John)? Luke did a different kind of thorough research and very organized and responsible in all the information he got. By: Sab Quinitio - September 11, 2007 - Public Category: Introduction

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How does Luke claim to distinguish his biography of Jesus from other recorded biographies from eyewitnesses (e.g. Matthew and John)? Luke's statement to Theophilus in the Book of Luke 1:1-4; is that he searched everything available and that His recordings are true and accurate, down to the every smallest detail. By: Robert Bradley - September 11, 2007 - Public Category: Introduction

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How does Luke claim to distinguish his biography of Jesus from other recorded biographies from eyewitnesses (e.g. Matthew and John)? Luke went so far to start asking the sources to give the details of the same on Jesus as compared to the eyewitnesse. His fact-findings research came up with the same message the eyewitnesses had during the life time of Jesus By: Bol Joseph Agau - September 11, 2007 - Public Category: Introduction

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Introductin Luke knew that he was writing and he wanted to do everythingaccurately. He also wanted everything to be inorder. By: Thelma Boonzaaier - September 11, 2007 - Public Category: Introduction

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