Luke 6:1 - 6:19
Gospel of LukeSteve Gregg
In Luke chapter 6, Steve Gregg explores the topic of Sabbath and how it was viewed in Jesus' time. He discusses instances where Jesus and his disciples were accused of breaking Sabbath traditions and argues that Jesus was actually fulfilling the purpose of Sabbath by bringing rest and healing to people. Gregg also provides insight into the selection of Jesus' twelve disciples and how their names and relationships varied among the gospel accounts. Additionally, he explains the significance of Jesus' sermon and the eight statements he made, which contain both blessings and warnings.
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