6 episodes discuss Luke 3 — in canonical order, playable from the moment the passage comes up.
Luke 1–3
he History of Religions School 00:29:04 John the Baptist in Luke 1 00:36:54 Baldensperger s View of Luke 1–3 00:44:45 The Christian Philosophy of History 00:50:14 John the Baptist in Matthew 11:2–15 00:57:46 John and Impending Judgment 01:01:45 John Living under the Old Covenant
Luke 3
it through faith. Together they explore key biblical passages (Psalm 51, Psalm 38, 2 Corinthians 7, Luke 3), the Reformed confessions, unhealthy distortions of penance, and the pastoral challenge of helping people see repentance not as a terror but as a mercy. Repentance doesn’t
Luke 3:22 · Camden Bucey
And looking at Luke 3.22, reading the English Standard Version, and the Holy Spirit descended on him, that is Jesus in his baptism, descended on him in bodily form like a dove, and a voice came from heaven, you are my beloved son, with you I am well pleased.
Luke 3:38
The Sons of God . Scripture speaks of several different sons of God. Adam is called the son of God (Luke 3:38). The nation of Israel is as well (Ex 4:22). Climactically, Jesus Christ came to the earth as the now incarnate eternal Son of God. These three, as the representative pro
Luke 3:38 · John Fesko
the probation of God’s sons, in that Luke identifies Adam as God’s son in Luke 3.38, in the genealogy of Christ. I think also with the combination of the concepts of sonship and image bearing that we see, for example, in Genesis 5.1 in Adam’s genealogy,
Luke 3:38 · David Barry
Luke 3.38 calls him that. But let’s just use Mark 1. Yeah. Luke 3.38. What was Adam’s trajectory? Son of God, created in the Garden of Eden. He was the king and ruler. He was with the animals in the Garden of Eden. He meets the tempter. He’s challenged of whether or not he will be obedient to God’s
Luke 3:38 · David Barry
Luke 3.38 calls him that. But let’s just use Mark 1. Yeah. Luke 3.38. What was Adam’s trajectory? Son of God, created in the Garden of Eden. He was the king and ruler. He was with the animals in the Garden of Eden. He meets the tempter. He’s challenged of whether or not he will be obedient to God’s
