Luke 22:1 - 22:38
Gospel of LukeSteve Gregg
In this lengthy passage on Luke 22:1-38, Steve Gregg discusses the events leading up to Jesus' betrayal and arrest. He provides context on the Passover feast and notes that Jesus knew someone would soon betray him. Gregg believes that Jesus was also foreshadowing the establishment of the kingdom of God during the Last Supper. He delves into the disciples' lack of understanding about Jesus' statements on swords and possible interpretations of his words. Throughout his discussion, Gregg provides historical and biblical context to help listeners understand the significance of Jesus' actions and teachings.
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