Jesus of Nazareth
The Gospel according to Luke
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The Gospel according to Luke
Jesus of Nazareth
The most literary of the gospels, written in careful Greek and addressed to one Theophilus. It contains its own infancy narrative (the annunciation, the manger, the shepherds) and exclusive parables—the good Samaritan, the prodigal son, the rich man and Lazarus—that stress mercy towards the poor, women and the marginalised. It sets Jesus's life in the history of the Empire (Augustus, Tiberius, Quirinius) and narrates a long journey to Jerusalem. On the cross it transmits the words of forgiveness and of surrender to the Father.
anglais
Traduction de Traductores de la King James Version (1611); revisión de Benjamin Blayney (1769) · 25 chapitres · 2 h de lecture
- 1The Gospel according to Luke (King James Version)1′
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- 3CHAP.II5′
- 4CHAP.III5′
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- 7CHAP.VI6′
- 8CHAP.VII6′
- 9CHAP.VIII7′
- 10CHAP.IX7′
- 11CHAP.X5′
- 12CHAP.IX6′
- 13CHAP.XII7′
- 14CHAP.XIII4′
- 15CHAP.XIV4′
- 16CHAP.XV3′
- 17CHAP.XVI4′
- 18CHAP.XVII4′
- 19CHAP.XVIII4′
- 20CHAP.XIX5′
- 21CHAP.XX5′
- 22CHAP.XXI4′
- 23CHAP.XXII7′
- 24CHAP.XXIII5′
- 25CHAP.XXIV6′
espagnol
Traduction de Casiodoro de Reina y Cipriano de Valera (revisión de 1909) · 24 chapitres · 2 h de lecture