1) Luke positions the Rejection at Nazareth story closer to the beginning of his book. In Mark Jesus has performed many miracles before this scene, where in Luke most of the previous passages were background and an introduction to Jesus. In Luke it was after this story that the majority of Jesus’ teachings and healings… Continue reading →

As it is seen in Matthew, the Gospel of Luke has been designed to follow the ideas of the Markan outline as it also has moments where Q is also a resource that is being used to reconfigure these ideas. While the Gospel of Luke does pull ideas from Mark and Q, there are many… Continue reading →