Jensens survey of the old testament adam 401
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CHART 38: GOD’S GRACE AND MAN’S
RESPONSIBILITIES LUKE 15:1—17:10
H. KINGDOM TEACHING (17:11—19:27)
One of the important subjects of Jesus’
teaching was that of the kingdom. Jesus
knew, as the prophets had taught, that in
the end times He would be sitting on the
Davidic throne. That was the kingdom
especially oriented to Israel, according to
covenant promises. But Jesus had in mind
now a larger kingdom, as large and universal
as the gospel itself, existing right now (“the
kingdom of God is within you,” 17:21, KJV).
Multitudes of Jesus’ contemporaries had
false views about the kingdom, hence His
instruction concerning it. Read 19:28, noting
the phrase “after He had said these things.”
Then read 17:11—19:27, where “these
things” are recorded. Study the passage to
learn what Jesus was teaching (whether by
word or works) about the present kingdom.
I. THE GREAT SACRIFICE (22:1—23:56)
At 22:1 Luke begins his account of the
darkest episode of Jesus’ life. He tells of the
satanic plot to betray Jesus (22:1-6); the sad
last hours of Jesus with His disciples (22:746); the cruel scorn hurled against Him by
the religious rulers and the mobs that they
incited (22:47—23:25); the agony of
scourging and crucifixion (23:26-56).
Read the entire passage, and record
observations and impressions
accompanying Chart 39.
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CHART 39: EVENTS OF THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
(PASSION WEEK) LUKE 22:1—23:56
J. THE GRAND MIRACLE (24:1-53)
The tone of praise and blessing that
pervades the rst chapter of Luke reappears
now at the last chapter. From the chamber
of the empty tomb the triumphant message
echoes forth in matchless glory, “He is not
here, but He has risen” (24:6). When Luke
wrote his narrative about thirty years had
transpired since Jesus’ resurrection; but the
glory of the event had not subsided. Read
the last four verses of Luke’s gospel and you
