One Hour. One Book: Luke

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Written and presented by Dr. Randall D. Smith. Resource materials and notes are available at www.randalldsmith.com
Video produced and shot by Benjamin Russell. benjaminrussell.wordpress.com
Video edited by Kristina McKinney
Made possible by the generous contributions of the Grace Church of Sebring family (www.sebringgrace.org), as well as Naas and Marina le Roux of Kerugma Production, Capetown, South Africa (www.kerugma.org/)
Music by Kirsten Melrose Nickisch. Tracks "Where Is Your Heart" and "I'm Coming Back" from her album "The Coming Glory" are available for on iTunes. itunes.apple.com/us/artist/ki...
Set design by Meredith Seymour and provided by Grace Church of Sebring
Mics provided by Gabriel Colladay
Footage shot with Sony HVR-V1U in full HD thanks to the generosity of Naas and Marina le Roux of Kerugma Productions, Capetown, South Africa www.kerugma.org/
Edited using Edius 6.0

[@chadrikk]

8 years later still great teaching! Bring this back!!

[@angiebridwell4485]

Yes, wonderful teaching!

[@kaseyb.4440]

Amen!!!

[@matthewanthony47417]

6 years later, still a great video. Thank you 🙏

[@saintdonoghue]

I agree completely with so many of your comments: these presentations are addictively fantastic - thank you so much for making them.

[@BlessedOne-jp1cy]

Geez this man is blessed makes it so clear God bless him thank you for this Lord

[@marioscorziello6502]

thank you from italy

[@Stormlucy111]

A big thank you Dr Smith for these wonderful teachings

[@johnmacarthur1433]

Dr Smith , I just love your presentation

[@mocajesussaysdie]

WOW!!! This overview just blew my mind! One hour FLEW by and I want more!!! Thank you sooo much!!! About to begin my study of Luke and this has me too excited!!!

[@johnheart6890]

This is a lesson that is deepening my understanding of Luke! Thank you and God bless you. You gave so many insights and I am so grateful! I like it so much, I will listen to it multiple times!

[@tweezy5804]

After reading all 4 gospels this month again, I really think Luke is my favorite.

[@dextersnell4141]

Fire teaching....

[@thattimestampguy]

19:00 Confrontations 22:35 Sins are forgiven you

[@MrCJ-qz9dl]

This exposition on *LUKE* is simply _Fantastic_ .

[@davidybarra7713]

So glad I stumbled upon this thank you your energy and preaching is exhilarating and then truth in the scriptures thank you again, David.

[@Ravishankar19682]

Praise the Lord with Tribute and Glory ✝️🙏🌺

[@jasminekhoo1364]

I am mandly in love with the Gospel.

[@shayla4094]

What a beautiful teaching!!!! Loved it and watched twice❤

[@rolandorodriguez8483]

The power of Hope, Faith and Love are in the books of the life of Christ. The book of Luke is good because it talks about John the Baptist, leading the way for Jesus.🙏🏼

[@cheryllwells9202]

Powerful message. Jude 1:2 Mercy, peace, and love be multiplied to you❤️

[@gcidade]

Wonderful outlook in the book of Luke! So much relevant detail and the beautifuly crafted bottom line of Jesus' people centric view. It makes us want to learn more about the bible and the kingdom of God. Thank you so much for this and all the other "One hour, one book" videos! Greetings from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 🇧🇷.

[@7thangelad586]

The Pharisees were too blind to see the miracles right in front of them!

[@cpteem1041]

I Came across this and have to say I admire your enthusiasm...great effort.👍👏👏👏

[@sentoutministries777]

You truly blessed me with this teaching. Very engaging!

[@peterhussey-yeo9041]

EXCELLENT

[@prosperthedubaiexplorer8980]

great teach teacher

[@dkLTX]

So glad to get your channel. Wow

[@Thomasw540]

Luke's real time journalism begins in Acts 16. The idea that this narrative isn't history excludes personal diaries from biography as a substantive genre. I've become a big Titu s Kennedy fan. He employs the Hegelian Historic Gestalt to arrive at this conclusions. For that reason, he has more in common with N.T.. Wright's version of Paul's theology than the Jesus Seminar because of the Holy Spirit, which is the point of paradox between Wright's dialectical Idealism and the dialectic Marxism of the Jesus Seminar. Everything that happens before Acts 16 Luke fills in with first class research just like Truman Capote's In Cold Blood. In some ways, Bart Ehrman''s proposal that the Gospels are all oral history and subject to the "Telephone" effect is half right: it is oral testimony that relies on the memory of the respondent. Doris Kearns Goodwin couldn't write best sellers about Lincoln without relying on testimony from people who were in the room. Luke is introduced to Cornelius when Paul is under arrest in Cesaerea. Cornelius was the Judean archive of Quelle from the Tenth Legion, and reported directly to Theophilus in the Praetorian Guard as an equestrian sitting on the Judea desk, like George Smiley at MI6. Paul was as queer as a three dollar bill. It is not unlikely that Paul and Luke had a casual friends with benefit relationship. John Mark had bailed out on Paul and Barnabas because of Paul's persistence at trying to sick his thorn in flesh up John Mark's Hershey Highway and John Mark was not the Beloved Disciple in that way. Jesus was able to give up the ghost the way He did and the time He did because he was like a Zen Master, an aesthete. It has to do with the disputed remark about prayer and fasting. in Mark. "Fasting" apparently isn't in the original manuscripts, but it adds a necessary quality to Jesus explanation why that particular exorcism required Jesus. I don't understand exorcism, Miracles are pretty easy to comprehend: the Spirit of God can be compelled to achieve any medical outcome, such as creating the neurology for hearing or restoring damaged eyesight. Exorcism is dealing with something else and the death of Pat Robertson has released a bunch of what ever it it that caused this disaster on Maui.. The issue is, why did those unclean spirit land there? With Mary Magdalene, He didn't so much chase the 7 unclean spirits out as to enlarge her gestalt to give her command of her own executive. A lot of Jesus's methods are right out of the Neural Linguistic Programming hand book. Practical magic. Jesus has agency over the Spirit of God and He also partnered with the Holy Spirit to optimize the effect of the Spirit of God in history. Jesus was trying to do for Jerusalem what Martine Luther did with the 85 Thesis: get the dominate coalition to change the way it did business to a superior model. In Jesus case, it was the synagogues and a nation of servant leaders instead of priests. The Temple was the Whore of Babylon, as became the Catholic Church and both are analogues to the Tower of Babel. Theophilus wanted to know a whole lot more about all this Spirit of God stuff for it's military utility, but he was also committed to understanding what this particular divine sanction represented to the Republic. Roman's 13:1 0 7 is God's way of saying "keep on keeping on" and is connected with God's purpose to infest the universe with humanity like the fleas in the Womens Barracks of Corrie ten Boon's sister at Ravensbruck, which kept the Nazis out. 33 CE is the number of the martyr, which is a good number for the Cross. It echoes the theme of 6 in the Creation narrative and the 6 hours Jesus waited until He could give up the ghost la Zippo Monk in Saigon in 1963, which was a message from the Universe to "Ivy League Socialism of the John Birch Society". Mohammad Atta was 33 on 911 and bin Ladin probably selected him on that basis. the 33 is like the 6 dots on the dice the Roman soldiers used to distribute His clothes. The year 33 CE means that all the shit that happens before Acts 10 is compressed far more than Luke is able to convey, but the compression tends to validate Gary Habermas's premise that Christian doctrine emerged whole immediately after Pentecost. Cornelius employed Peter's executive summary of Jesus's career as the template for unpacking Quelle to form the narrative of the Gospel of Mark. It's the greatest story ever told.

[@84mvalles]

Such a goo teacher!! Is he still in this church?

[@mambamentality9886]

Do they still check these comments? This is apart of my study

[@gracypinto758]

Can't read the board clearly... please help

[@7thangelad586]

What is the story of the tower of Siloam?? I thought it referenced from the Old Testament. 🤔

[@Stormlucy111]

You maybe thinking of the pools of shiloa mentioned in Is 8:6. The tower some thought collapsed on either prisoners held in the tower or on builders working on the tower during the time of Jesus

[@7thangelad586]

Thanks! I enjoy the history surrounding the area of His ministry.

[@playzfahdayz]

Love what you do, but please seek prayer immediately, we live in God's firmament, just as the Bible explains. *Heliocentrism is of the Devil.* ✞

[@koeltefontein]

Nothing you mention was in here.

[@robertmckay3934]

@@koeltefontein The author of the video is a heliocentrist.

[@schwannden]

Can I have more information about the hill between mount horeb and nain called hill of teachers mentioned in 27:30? Can not find such a hill

[@ctspvideos]

Good morning from Jerusalem! The villages of Nain (cp. Lk. 7) and Shunem (2 Kings 4) are two villages on Mt. Moreh (the hill of the teacher).

[@schwannden]

This is amazing, thank you

[@BlessedOne-jp1cy]

@@ctspvideos do you still do these teachings I’m binge watching taking notes these are blessed thank you 🙏🏾

[@Stormlucy111]

I am a theocrat