The differences in themes between the Gospels of Luke and John can be explained by their dissimilar target audiences. The differences in audience between the Gospels of Luke and John are not hard to notice. Luke’s Gospel targets Gentile Greeks with the theme of God as the savior of mankind. Luke portrays Christ as savior by emphasizing the many healing miracles Christ performed throughout His ministry which could not be explained by the medicine at that time period...
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Luke cites 16 distinct healing miracles throughout his Gospel. In addition to Luke’s detailed accounts of healings, he includes 17 of Christ’s parables. The inclusion of Christ’s parables in Luke’s Gospel helps illustrate His points in a convincing way that the Greeks would have understood. Some of Luke’s most powerful stories include the parable of the seed (8:4-15), the parable of the Good Samaritan (10:30-37), the parable of the banquet (14:16-24), and the parable of the prodigal son (15:11-32)...
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Jesus Jesus is the center of Christianity, born in Bethlehem in Judea. To believers Jesus is the son of Mary. He is the son of God. Jesus was divine but led an ordinary life...	1 / 202
Joseph The Gospels call Joseph a "just" and "righteous" man, and his righteousness can be shown in his acceptance of God's will, despite inconvenience and public scandal; the care he showed to his wife and Son; and his example, reflected in his Son...	2 / 360
Joseph The Gospels call Joseph a "just" and "righteous" man, and his righteousness can be shown in his acceptance of God's will, despite inconvenience and public scandal; the care he showed to his wife and Son; and his example, reflected in his Son...	2 / 360
Jesus Christ Jesus would also disappear from his parents' side to join in religious discussions with the Rabbi at the synagogue. When Jesus was about thirty years old, he went down to the Jordan River and was baptized by John the Baptist...	3 / 739