In Luke 4-22-30, Luke records the initial favorable response of the people in Nazareth to Jesus but also shows their subsequent skepticism and ultimate rejection of him because he did not live up to their expectations of the Messiah.

In Luke 4-14-21, Luke records the sermon that Jesus preached in his home town of Nazareth, so that people may know the good news of salvation in Christ, have hope in all their troubles and see the glory of the Son of God.

In Luke 3-21-22, Luke records what happened when Jesus had been baptized, which exalted the true greatness of Christ infinitely higher than all others, proving his supremacy as the very Son of God.

In Luke 24-1-12, Luke shows us the empty tomb to repeat and to emphasize the gospel prophecy that Jesus would rise from the dead on the third day.

In Luke 3-15-20, when the people started wondering if John the Baptist was the Messiah, John responds by showing them the superior greatness of Jesus.

In Luke 3-1-14, the ministry of John the Baptist is identified as fulfilling the prophecy of Isaiah, announcing the need for a perfect roadway, along which the Lord is to come and bring salvation.

In Luke 3-1-14, the ministry of John the Baptist is identified as fulfilling the prophecy of Isaiah, announcing the need for a perfect roadway, along which the Lord is to come and bring salvation.

In Luke 2-39-52, after announcing the birth of Jesus, and before presenting his public ministry, Luke shows what Jesus was like as a young boy in the story of his visit to the temple in Jerusalem.

In Luke 2-39-52, after announcing the birth of Jesus, and before presenting his public ministry, Luke shows what Jesus was like as a young boy in the story of his visit to the temple in Jerusalem.

Psalm 70 is an urgent appeal to God for His aid and serves as a model prayer for all those who see their pressing need of the Lord's salvation.