

The Gospel According to St. Luke
Jan 9, 2017
Dive into the unique narrative of St. Luke as the introduction reveals the author's background and the authenticity of the gospels as eyewitness accounts. Discover the historical significance of surviving icons attributed to Luke and explore themes of sacrifice intertwined with the Virgin Mary. Uncover the interplay of Greek culture and early Christian missions in Luke's writing. The discussion further delves into the Greek translation of Scriptures and its influence on the Jewish community, showcasing the meticulous research behind Luke's profound storytelling.
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Four Gospels, Four Perspectives
- The Church intentionally presents four Gospels, each offering a unique perspective on Jesus Christ.
- This multifaceted approach provides a comprehensive understanding of Jesus, similar to gaining depth perception by combining different viewpoints.
Biographies and Gospels
- Fr. DeYoung compares reading different biographies of George Washington to reading the four Gospels.
- Just as different biographies emphasize different aspects of Washington's life, the Gospels offer various perspectives on Jesus.
Differences Enhance Credibility
- Differences in eyewitness testimonies actually enhance their credibility. Identical accounts suggest collusion or fabrication.