Luke 10 Commentary

Luke 10 Commentary http://www.lovingscripture.com Our reaction is predictable. Wickedness is on the increase; we mourn. Children aren’t motivated by the good news of the gospel. Schools are cults and breeding grounds for sin. The West is responsible for moral decay; they are agents of the devil. That is our opinion.But the LORD says, “The harvestContinueContinue reading “Luke 10 Commentary”

Luke 8a Commentary

Luke 8a Commentary http://www.lovingscripture.com Among the disciples were some women: Mary, Joanna, Susanna, and many others. These women supported the ministry out of their own means. Verse 3. The gospels may portray the picture of a hyper-spiritual environment in which miracles are flowing everywhere, including miracles to meet their own needs. There is sufficient evidenceContinueContinue reading “Luke 8a Commentary”

Luke 7a Commentary

Luke 7a Commentary http://www.lovingscripture.com The healing of Centurion’s servant and the raising of the young man from the dead are similar events in many ways. In each case, the recipient of the miracle isn’t the main beneficiary.The centurion’s servant is healed in response to the centurion’s faith, good character, and good works among God’s people.ContinueContinue reading “Luke 7a Commentary”

Luke 6a Commentary

Luke 6a Commentary http://www.lovingscripture.com Jesus dismantles the rules. First, he declares that David and his hungry companions weren’t wrong when they ate the bread that only priests could eat. Does it mean David and the priest Ahimelek were above the law? Second, the healing on the Sabbath. Does it mean rules could be broken withContinueContinue reading “Luke 6a Commentary”