Luke 1:3

Luke 22:24

•  The Concluding Speech (Luke 22:24-38; John 13:31--16:33)
In Luke's account Peter's assurances that he will not deny Jesus is integrated in the concluding speech. In Matthew and Mark this scene takes place when they are going to the Mount of Olives (Matthew 26:33; Mark 14:29). Artworks that are connected to other subjects under "Saying Farewell", do not sort under the current heading.
Christ teaching, Judas goes out to betray Christ (ALEXANDER Master)	Christ taking leave of his apostles (DUCCIO di Buoninsegna)	Concluding speech to the disciples, The (TISSOT, James)	Events after holy communion (at the last supper), The (UNKNOWN; Illustrator of Jerome Nadal's 'Evangelicae Historiae Imagines', 1593)



(9 Pictures)   Related Topics:  Grief That Will Turn to Joy ;  The Hate of the World ;  The Promise of the Holy Spirit ;  The True Vine ;  The Vine and the Branches ;  The Way to the Father  |   Related Chapter:  Luke 22 ;  John 13 ;  John 14 ;  John 15 ;  John 16

Luke 24:37

•  Appearing to the Eleven (Mark 16:14; Luke 24:36-49; John 20:19-23)
According to the Johannine account, there can not have been more than ten disciples at the first appearance, as Thomas was not present
Peace be unto you (BACON, John Henry Frederic)	Christ appearing to the apostles (BELLI, Valerio)	Jesus appears to his disciples (BIDA, Alexandre)	Christ appearing to the apostles after the resurrection (BLAKE, William)



(46 Pictures)   Related Topics:  The Great Commission  |   Related Chapter:  Mark 16 ;  Luke 24 ;  John 20

Luke 10:36

Luke 12:40

Luke 12:51

Luke 13:2

•  Call for Repentance (Luke 13:2-5)

Tower of Siloam, The (TISSOT, James)

(1 Pictures)   Related Topics:  About Repentance and Fruit  |   Related Chapter:  Luke 13

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•  About Repentance and Fruit (Luke 13:1-9)

Parable of the fig tree, The (UNKNOWN; Master Connected to the Protestant Reformation Era Writings)

(1 Pictures)   Related Topics:  Call for Repentance ;  The Fig Tree and the Gardener  |   Related Chapter:  Luke 13

Luke 8:18

•  Telling and Explaining Parables (Matthew 13:10-52; Mark 4:10-34; Luke 8:9-18;13:18-21)
We assume from the accounts of Matthew and Mark that the parable of the sower was delivered from a boat, although this setting is not found in Luke. There is a change of scene when the disciples come to ask Christ why he is speaking in parables. The current heading is connected to this new scene, where Christ explains the parable of the sower and tells other parables about the Kingdom of God.
Jesus explains about the sower (COLETTE, Isabella)	Jesus explains parable of sower (UNKNOWN; Illustrator of 'Biblia : Das ist die gantze Heilige Schrift...', Martin Luther (author), Nuremberg, 1702)	Parable of the sower (UNKNOWN; Master Connected to the Protestant Reformation Era Writings)	Parable of the sower (UNKNOWN; Master Connected to the Protestant Reformation Era Writings)



(9 Pictures)   Related Topics:  The Growing Seed ;  The Hidden Treasure ;  The Lamp on the Stand ;  The Leaven ;  The Mustard Seed ;  The Net ;  The Pearl of Great Value ;  The Wheat and the Weeds Told  |   Related Chapter:  Matthew 13 ;  Mark 4 ;  Luke 8 ;  Luke 13

Luke 13:4

•  Call for Repentance (Luke 13:2-5)

Tower of Siloam, The (TISSOT, James)

(1 Pictures)   Related Topics:  About Repentance and Fruit  |   Related Chapter:  Luke 13

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•  About Repentance and Fruit (Luke 13:1-9)

Parable of the fig tree, The (UNKNOWN; Master Connected to the Protestant Reformation Era Writings)

(1 Pictures)   Related Topics:  Call for Repentance ;  The Fig Tree and the Gardener  |   Related Chapter:  Luke 13

Luke 19:11