Bible Read Aloud with Tim

Jesus is operating with the power of the Lord. The sick are healed, and the people are amazed.

Follow me!

Jesus is filled with the Holy Spirit, and is lead to the Wilderness, where He fasts for 40 days, and is tempted by the devil in every which way.  After overcoming the devil, He returns to town, in the power of the Holy Spirit. His ministry begins with teaching, casting out demons, and healing the sick.

Be quiet! My time has not yet come.

Luke gives us the lineage of Jesus' earthly father, Joseph, and goes all the way back to Adam! Also, John the Baptist, baptizes Jesus...let the show begin.

We must fulfill all righteousness. 

A Savior is born, as promised by the prophets, and the Angels. And the child grew in wisdom...

Wonderful, Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, the Prince of Peace.

Welcome to the Gospel According to Luke. This first chapter speaks on the promises of God coming to pass, and we are introduced to the birth of Jesus’ forerunner..His cousin John the Baptist.

My soul doth magnify the Lord

The conclusion. Jesus rises from death on the first day of the following week. He appears to His disciples, and commands them to spread the Gospel to all the nations. He helped them, gave them power, and proved that their message was true.

And He will return yet again.

Jesus dies...

It is finished.

Jesus shares the "Last Supper" or the "Lord's Supper" with His disciples and breaks the bread and wine with them. Then He is arrested, and tried before the Jewish authorities and found guilty. The mock Him, and beat Him. Judas had betrayed Him.

He was oppressed and He was afflicted,

Jesus tells us of the future. No one knows the exact day and time of Jesus return, except the Father in Heaven. So be ready, and stay ready.

Heaven and Earth will pass, but His Word will remain.

Jesus is always ready to discuss and defend the Kingdom. To the point, no one wanted to argue with Him anymore, or try to trick Him with questions. His wisdom is unshakable.

Didn't you know, that He must be about His Father's business?