|
Luke
Introduction
1 2
3 4
5
6 7
8 9
10
11 12
13 14
15
16 17
18 19
20
21 22
23 24
Contradictions
Absurdities
Injustice
Interpretation
Cruelty and Violence
Good Stuff
Family Values
Intolerance
Science and History
Prophecy
Women
Language
SAB Bookstore
Source Index
-Brick Testament
-Illustrations
Encyclopedia Articles
-Wikipedia
-Columbia Encyclopedia
-Catholic Encyclopedia
Other Versions
-NWT
-JST
-NRSV
-NIV
-Douay-Rheims
-NAB
Get the SAB on CD
|
Language in Luke
- John the Baptist calls all of his contemporaries "a generation of vipers."
3:7
- "O faithless and perverse generation, how long shall I be with
you, and suffer you?" 9:41
- Jesus calls his critics fools, thus making himself, by his own standards
(Mt.5:22), worthy of "hell fire." 11:40
- Jesus calls the people hypocrites because they cannot "discern this time." 12:56
- The man (whoever he was) who talked with the two unnamed apostles on the way to Emmaus calls them "fools,"
thereby making himself a candidate for "hell fire." (Mt.5:22) 24:25
|