From the manger to the throne a theology of Luke Benjamin L. Gladd.
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- 9781433575266
- 9781433575242
- 9781433575259
- 226.406 23/eng/20220224
- BS2595.52
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
"This project attempts to carve out some of the dominant biblical-theological themes contained in Luke's Gospel. Luke chronicles the life of Jesus Christ by presenting him as Israel's long-awaited King, who lives, suffers, and dies for his people. But, after his humiliation, God exalts him to his right hand, where he inherits the right to rule over the cosmos. At every step of the way, Luke keeps his readers attuned to how the Old Testament anticipates, in some measure, each aspect of Christ's ministry"--