Bible Studies in the Gospel of Luke Studies Category
Free inductive bible guide on Rich young ruler’s question to Jesus Christ about eternal life in Luke 18:18-27. It discusses young man’s background, his reason for asking question, his address to Jesus of ‘good teacher’, Jesus’ answer to rich young man, His Greed, Life Applications from the bible lesson.
Bible Study Lesson:
Luke 14:15-24
Q. What was the place, day and occasion of the parable?
Sabbath (Lk 14:1)
Jesus was invited by a prominent Pharisee. (Lk 14:1) (Jesus at house of Simon, the Pharisee)
He (Pharisee) invited all the other Pharisees of the city, from what Jesus told him in Luke 14:13-14, he did not invite any poor or ‘less fortunate’ people.
Jesus was closely watched for his actions, so it was not the most friendly invitation. Jesus also spent lot of time with the tax collectors (Jesus and Zacchaeus, the tax collector) and …
Bible Study on the the cost of true Christian Discipleship: – What does it mean to be a Disciple of Jesus: definition? How can one become disciple of Jesus Christ? What is the discipleship NOT? This bible study presents the seven essential cost (conditions) of true Christian discipleship demonstrated by Jesus Christ himself.
Bible Study on Story of Jesus and Zacchaeus at Jericho in Luke 19:1-10 – Zacchaeus means ‘Clean, Pure’. But he was one of the most corrupted man in Jericho. This bible study portrays a powerful picture of Zacchaeus’ desperate efforts to see Jesus, Jesus’ acknowledgment of his actions and Zacchaeus’ change of heart. Jesus at the end, proclaims his mission, “To seek and save the lost.”
Have you ever been in any life-threatening storm? How do you feel if you are in one of these storms? How do you react to the situation? Where do you go for help? Who do you run for rescue? Let us look at how disciples of Jesus reacted to such a storm. Bible study guide on Mark 4:35-41. Sudden storm in sea of Galilee, Disciples (fishermen)’ reaction, Jesus calmed the storm and the sea.
The Magi were assumed to be originally a religious caste among the Persians. They were devoted to astrology, divination, interpretation of dreams and fortune telling. Nothing is known of numbers and their land of origin. But it is assumed that they knew about the tradition of Israelite Messianic expectation.

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