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The Gospels:
Luke

The Bare Facts -- Overviews and Outlines --
Bible Studies: Whole Book -- Part of Book -- Thematic --
Sermons -- Bibliographies

 

Luke

 

Luke, the author of both the third gospel and Acts, wrote more of the New Testament than anyone else.  A Renaissance man long before the Renaissance, Luke combined a practice of medicine with history writing and evangelism.  Legend has it that Luke also served as an artist.  After a vision of the Madonna and Child, Luke is reputed to have painted the first icon.  He is therefore held up as the patron saint of painters.

More plausibly, Luke appears to have been a companion of Paul on some of his missionary journeys.  His gospel is notable not because Luke was an eye-witness to the events--he probably wasn't--but because he talked to them and endeavored to set down his account in chronological order.

 

The Bare Facts

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Memorable Passages

Overviews and Outlines

Introduction
An overview by David Malick.
An Argument of Luke
A rhetorical outline by David Malick.
Luke: Introduction, Argument, and Outline
An overview by Daniel Wallace.
Luke--Introduction
A lengthy introduction to the book prepared for the New American Bible web site by the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops.
Early Christian Writings--Luke
A source with much useful information but an overall "Higher Criticism" orientation.

Bible Studies: Whole Book

Darby's Synopsis--Luke
John Darby's chapter-by-chapter look at Luke.
Matthew Henry's Commentary
The relevant section of Henry's great commentary.
A Textual Commentary on the Greek Gospels
A very long (467-page) and very technical discussion of the book's text.  Written by Wieland Willker, about whom I know nothing more.
The Geneva Study Bible--Luke
The text of the 1599 Geneva Bible along with its study notes.
Gill's Exposition of the Bible--Luke
A chapter-by-chapter commentary by John Gill.
Jamieson, Fausset, Brown Commentary--Luke
The classic commentary on the entire Bible.
The People's New Testament--Luke
The relevant chapter from B.W. Johnson's 1891 book.
Robertson's Word Pictures--Luke
The relevant sections from the 1932 book.
Commentary on the New Testament
A long file containing the comments of John Roberts.
Notes on Luke
This pdf file contains notes maintained by Dr. Thomas Constable of Dallas Theological Seminary.
Marsh Bible Commentary
This link goes to chapter one of the commentary.  You can click through to the other chapters.
David Guzik Commentary--Blue Letter Bible
This chapter-based commentary is by a Calvary Chapel pastor based in Germany.
 

Bible Studies: Part of Book

Acclamations of the Birth of Christ (Luke 2:1-20)
A lesson by Hampton Keathley III
The Problem of Luke 2:2
A lesson by Daniel Wallace.
Luke 2:22 A Test Case for Faith Vs. Reason
A lesson by Daniel Wallace.
Preparing to Hear God's Word (Luke 8:18)
A lesson by Hampton Keathley III
The Transfiguration: Luke 9
Lesson 14 from Bob Deffinbaugh's 41-lesson series on the life of Christ.
“Two Or Not Two, That Is the Question: Luke 10.1 (& 17)”
A lesson by Jeff Miller.
Principles of Prayer from Luke 11
A lesson by Hampton Keathley III
The Lord's Prayer: Jeremias
A 1964 translation of a German original by Joachim Jeremias.  It covers the Lord's Prayer in both Matthew and Luke.
The Alliterative Prodigal Son (Luke 15:11-32)
A whimsical, F-heavy rendition of the parable.
The Parable of the Prodigal Son (15:24)
A sermon by Martyn Lloyd-Jones.
The Rich Man and Lazarus: An Intermediate State? (Luke 16:19-31)
A lengthy study by E.W. Bullinger.
The Last Supper: Luke 22
Lesson 30 from a 41-lesson series by Bob Deffinbaugh.
The Lord's Supper and the Competing Agendas of Luke 22
A lesson by Hampton Keathley III
Failure Lapse, Not Collapse: A Biblical View of Failure: Luke 22:24-33
Lesson 31 from a 41-lesson series by Bob Deffinbaugh.
Errors in the Greek Text behind Modern Translations? The case of Luke 23:45
A lesson by Daniel Wallace.
Christ Our Companion (Luke 24:13-35)
A lesson by Hampton Keathley III

Thematic Studies

The Atonement in Lukan Theology in Recent Discussion
A study by Greg Herrick.

Sermons

Spurgeon's Sermons
The relevant sermons preached by C.H. Spurgeon.  Only some of the listed sermons have links to the actual sermon text.
Robert Brow's Sermons
Thirty-seven sermons covering most of this gospel.  You'll have to scroll about halfway down the page to find these links.
Children's Sermons Archives--Luke
Links to 30 children's sermons by Charles Kirkpatrick.  Scroll down to find them.
Ken Gehrels
Links to over forty sermons.  Scroll down a bit to find them.

Bibliographies

Bibliography
David Malick's evangelically oriented bibliography.
Luke: The Gospel of the Gentiles
Bob Deffinbaugh's 77-lesson series covers the entire book in considerable detail.

 To Process

Luke-Acts (12/1)
Luke 1:26-38 (13/4 TC)
Luke 1:39-55 (8/4 TC)
Luke 1:39-55 (11/4 TC)
Luke 2:1-20 (11/4 TC)
Luke 2:41-52 (11/4 TC)
Luke 3:1-18 (8/4 TC)
Luke 3:1-18 (11/4 TC)
Luke 3:15-22 (24/1 TC)
Luke 4 (7/1 TC)
Luke 4:1-13 (12/1 TC)
Luke 4:14-30 (24/1 TC)
Luke 5:1-11 (24/1 TC)
Luke 6:17-26 (24/1 TC)
Luke 9:28-43 (21/1 TC)
Luke 9:23-43 (24/1 TC)
Luke 9:51-19:27 (3/3 TC)
Luke 10:1-11 (21/3 TC)
Luke 10:16-20 (21/3 TC)
Luke 11:1-13 (20/2 TC)
Luke 11:1-13 (22/1 TC)
Luke 12:13-21 (24/3 TC)
Luke 13:1-9 (12/1 TC)
Luke 13:31-35 (12/1 TC)
Luke 15:11-32 (12/1 TC)
Luke 17:1-19 (6/4 TC)
Luke 18:1-14 (6/4 TC)
Luke 19:1-10 (6/4 TC)
Luke 20:9-19 (12/1 TC)
Luke 20:27-38 (6/4 TC)
Luke 21:5-19 (6/4 TC)
Luke 21:25-36 (8/4 TC)
Luke 21:25-36 (11/4 TC)
Luke 23:35-43 (6/4 TC)