Questions and Answers
What is the main event in Luke 1?
What miracle occurs in Luke 7?
Jesus heals the Centurion's servant and raises the Widow's son
Which parable is featured in Luke 15?
What does Jesus warn about in Luke 12?
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In Luke 20, who challenges Jesus' authority?
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What major event does Luke 24 recount?
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What significant action does Jesus perform in Luke 4?
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Which chapter details the story of Zacchaeus?
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What does Luke 11 contain?
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Luke 13 includes the Parable of the Mustard Seed.
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What event does Luke 22 describe?
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Study Notes
Luke Chapter Summaries
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Luke 1
- Foretelling of John the Baptist and Jesus' birth to Mary.
- Mary's visit to Elizabeth causes John to leap in her womb.
- Birth of John the Baptist occurs, Zechariah's prophecy follows.
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Luke 2
- Birth of Jesus Christ occurs in Bethlehem.
- Angels announce the birth to shepherds.
- Shepherds visit newborn Jesus in the manger.
- Jesus is presented at the temple; encounters Simeon and Anna.
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Luke 3
- John the Baptist preaches, calling for repentance.
- Jesus is baptized by John, marking the start of his ministry.
- Genealogy of Jesus traced back to God, emphasizing divine heritage.
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Luke 4
- Jesus faces temptation by Satan for 40 days in the wilderness.
- Begins his public ministry; rejects in Nazareth.
- Heals a man with an unclean spirit and performs miracles in synagogues.
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Luke 5
- Calling of first disciples: Simon Peter, John, and James.
- Jesus cleanses a leper and heals a paralyzed man.
- Calls Levi the tax collector; discusses the purpose of fasting.
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Luke 6
- Jesus challenges Pharisees over Sabbath laws, declares Himself the Lord of the Sabbath.
- Heals a man's withered hand.
- Delivers the Beatitudes, offers woes, emphasizes love and non-judgment.
- Parables on trees and fruits, and the importance of solid foundations.
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Luke 7
- Jesus heals the servant of a Centurion and raises a widow's son.
- John the Baptist sends disciples to inquire about Jesus' identity.
- A woman anoints Jesus' feet with an alabaster jar; Jesus forgives her sins.
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Luke 8
- Parable of the Sower is explained.
- Parable about a lamp: emphasizes the importance of revealing truth.
- Jesus calms a storm and casts out demons into pigs.
- Heals a woman with a blood discharge and resurrects Jairus's daughter.
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Luke 9
- Jesus sends out twelve disciples to preach and heal.
- Feeds 5,000 with loaves and fish.
- Peter declares Jesus as the Christ; transfiguration occurs with Moses and Elijah.
- Teaches about the cost and true nature of discipleship.
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Luke 10
- Sends out 72 followers in pairs to preach.
- Pronounces woes on cities that do not repent.
- Parable of the Good Samaritan highlights compassion and neighborliness.
- Martha expresses frustration that Mary isn’t helping with serving.
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Luke 11
- Jesus teaches the Lord's Prayer.
- Speaks of signs such as the sign of Jonah.
- Declares woes against Pharisees and legal experts for their hypocrisy.
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Luke 12
- Parable of the Rich Fool warns against greed.
- Jesus encourages not to be anxious and emphasizes readiness for His return.
- Warns listeners about the certainty of His second coming.
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Luke 13
- Parable of the Barren Fig Tree stresses the need for repentance.
- Parable of the Mustard Seed illustrates growth of the Kingdom.
- Jesus expresses sorrow over Jerusalem's rejection of Him.
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Luke 14
- Heals a man with dropsy on the Sabbath.
- Shares parables about humility at a wedding feast and the invitation of the great banquet.
- Discusses the cost and requirements of discipleship.
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Luke 15
- Parable of the Lost Sheep depicts God’s love for sinners.
- Parable of the Lost Coin illustrates joy in recovery.
- Prodigal Son parable portrays forgiveness and redemption.
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Luke 16
- Parable of the Dishonest Manager teaches shrewdness in dealings.
- The contrasting fates of the Rich Man and Lazarus emphasize eternal consequences.
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Luke 17
- Jesus cleanses ten lepers; only one returns to give thanks.
- Foretells the arrival and nature of the coming Kingdom.
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Luke 18
- Parable of the Persistent Widow emphasizes the importance of steadfast prayer.
- The prayers of a Pharisee and a Tax Collector illustrate humility.
- Encounter with the Rich Young Ruler emphasizes the difficulty of wealth in reaching the Kingdom.
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Luke 19
- Story of Zacchaeus reflects themes of redemption and transformation.
- Parable of the Ten Minas discusses responsibility over resources.
- Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem signals public recognition.
- Jesus cleanses the temple, confronting corruption.
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Luke 20
- Pharisees question Jesus' authority; he responds with wisdom.
- Parable of the Wicked Tenants illustrates rejection of God’s messengers.
- Sadducees inquire about resurrection, revealing their misunderstanding.
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Luke 21
- A widow's offering demonstrates true sacrifice.
- Jesus predicts the destruction of Jerusalem and teaches about His second coming.
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Luke 22
- The Last Supper established during Passover.
- Conspiracy against Jesus and betrayal by Judas.
- Jesus prays on the Mount of Olives; is arrested.
- Peter denies knowing Jesus.
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Luke 23
- Jesus is brought before Pilate and Herod; the crowd demands His crucifixion.
- Jesus is crucified, dies, and is buried.
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Luke 24
- Resurrection of Jesus signals victory over death.
- Jesus appears to two disciples on the road to Emmaus; they recognize Him.
- He later appears to disciples, affirming His resurrection.
- Jesus ascends to heaven, fulfilling His promise.
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This quiz covers summaries of the key events in the book of Luke from the New Testament. Each card highlights significant happenings, from the announcements of births to the visit of the Shepherds. Perfect for anyone studying the Gospel of Luke in depth.
