The Literary Genius of Dr. Luke

Luke was a smart guy. He was a doctor, a historian, and was also great with symbolism. In this video, I discuss a the latter a little more in detail.
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[@andrewmiles2370]

Wonderful stuff! Very much looking forward to going through this teaching with my wife. Thank you brother, may our wise Redeemer greatly enlarge your ministry to the glory of His Name!

[@Ditchdiggerpewsitter]

Great video title Travis. Loved your commentary and fresh perspective on this part of Luke's gospel. Blessings to your family and new addition. Love br. David - Canada.

[@USCCUSMA]

Thanks for making this video Travis!!

[@quellolopez9384]

Luke is definitely doing something under the inspiraron of the Holy Spirit. Thank you, Pastor Travis, for pointing it out to us. I had not seen it before. So blessed to be in your channel.

[@dustinellerbe4125]

How would one determine if a holy spirit, an antagonistic spirit, or even no spirit inspired the anonymous author of Luke?

[@gregmahler9506]

Great insight here Brother Drum!

[@TDSwift94]

I love your point about judgment and salvation. The two are always together. Wrath and mercy. They occur, they occur together, and when they do you have the resurrection.

[@Travis_Drum]

Now you’re just meddling! 😝

[@DaveSchim040]

Congrats Travis!

[@JabFreeMcGee]

That thumbnail for this video is awesome!!!! Got a good laugh out of it. Thanks for sharing. 👍

[@johnredacted5141]

glad to hear the birth of your baby went well! praise God

[@dustinellerbe4125]

Congrats on the baby, bro ❤

[@calebgreen9645]

I want to say Travis, even though I don't agree with all of you guys views in general I have to say I think you're doing a wonderful job at laying out the understanding of fulfilled eschatology

[@Travis_Drum]

I appreciate it!

[@markrademaker5875]

Travis, no worries about putting forth a perfect KZbin.

[@zachdavis3882]

love it!

[@joemajor1156]

Love your work in Luke. Bunch of other stuff, too. Temptations of Christ in chapter 4 Jesus does answer the Temptations in reverse order. Nazareth haters try to throw him off the cliff, Jesus casts out demons, and then the miracle of the catch of fish. Satan temps about food, then temps with his supposed authority, then trying to get Jesus to leap from the pinnacle so egotistically Jesus would be glorified by his appearence floating down. These three are the same as the temptations as Eve was tempted in Genesis 3. Then, look to 1st John 2 description of the lust of the flesh lust of the eye and the vainful pride of life. Examine how we sin. I suggest when we sin, we sin by those three category lusts. Can you police your lusts to keep from sinning against God? James 1 sort of points out sin and lust, and the end product, death, not physical. See 1st John 1:9 for the cure if you do sin.

[@TDSwift94]

I belief you!! 😂