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Gospel · New Testament · Traditionally Luke the physician · c. 80–90 CE

The Gospel of Luke is a detailed narrative of the life, ministry, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ, written as the first part of a two-volume history alongside the Acts of the Apostles. It highlights Jesus's outreach to marginalized groups, including the poor, women, and Gentiles, presenting salvation as universally accessible. The account begins with a unique infancy narrative and follows Jesus from Galilee to his crucifixion and resurrection in Jerusalem.

24 chapitres

• 1Luc 1page d’étudeGabriel announces the miraculous births of John the Baptist and Jesus, leading to Elizabeth's pregnancy, Mary's praise, and John's birth.
• 2Luc 2Jesus is born in Bethlehem, visited by shepherds, presented in the temple, and later astounds religious teachers in Jerusalem.
• 3Luc 3John the Baptist preaches repentance and baptizes Jesus, whose lineage is then traced back to Adam.
• 4Luc 4After resisting demonic temptation in the wilderness, Jesus is rejected in Nazareth but performs numerous healings and exorcisms in Capernaum.
• 5Luc 5Jesus calls his first disciples, performs miracles of healing, calls Levi, and defends his ministry against Pharisaic questioning.
• 6Luc 6Jesus debates the Sabbath, chooses the twelve apostles, and preaches the Sermon on the Plain, teaching love for enemies and mercy.
• 7Luc 7Jesus heals a centurion's servant, raises a widow's son, commends John the Baptist, and forgives a woman who anoints his feet.
• 8Luc 8Jesus teaches the parable of the sower, calms a storm, casts out demons, heals a bleeding woman, and raises Jairus's daughter.
• 9Luc 9Jesus sends out the twelve, feeds five thousand, is transfigured, heals a demon-possessed boy, and demands total commitment from followers.
• 10Luc 10Jesus sends out seventy disciples, teaches the parable of the Good Samaritan, and visits the home of Martha and Mary.
• 11Luc 11Jesus teaches the Lord's Prayer, defends his exorcisms against accusations of Beelzebul, and pronounces woes upon the Pharisees and lawyers.
• 12Luc 12Jesus warns against hypocrisy, preaches trust over material anxiety, and commands readiness for the coming of the Son of Man.
• 13Luc 13Jesus calls for repentance, heals a disabled woman on the Sabbath, teaches parables of the kingdom, and laments over Jerusalem.
• 14Luc 14Jesus heals on the Sabbath, teaches about humility and hospitality, delivers the banquet parable, and outlines the cost of discipleship.
• 15Luc 15Replying to critics, Jesus tells three parables about lost things: a sheep, a coin, and a prodigal son.
• 16Luc 16Jesus teaches about stewardship using parables and warns of wealth's dangers through the story of Lazarus and the rich man.
• 17Luc 17Jesus teaches on forgiveness and faith, heals ten lepers, and describes the sudden, unexpected coming of the Kingdom of God.
• 18Luc 18Jesus teaches on prayer and humility, instructs a wealthy ruler, predicts his death, and restores sight to a blind beggar.
• 19Luc 19Jesus encounters Zacchaeus, tells the parable of the minas, enters Jerusalem triumphantly, and drives the merchants from the temple.
• 20Luc 20Jesus defends his authority, tells the vineyard parable, answers trick questions about taxes and resurrection, and warns against the scribes.
• 21Luc 21Jesus commends a poor widow's offering and foretells the destruction of the temple, cosmic signs, and the coming Son of Man.
• 22Luc 22Jesus shares the Last Supper, is betrayed by Judas, prays in agony, is arrested, and Peter denies Him three times.
• 23Luc 23Jesus is tried before Pilate and Herod, sentenced to death, crucified between two criminals, and buried by Joseph of Arimathea.
• 24Luc 24Women find Jesus' empty tomb, the resurrected Christ appears to disciples on the road to Emmaus, and He ascends to heaven.