Luke 15:1

"Luke."

Key Reflection

In Luke 15:1, the mention of "Luke" as the author sets the stage for a narrative that emphasizes divine compassion and the joy of salvation, particularly in bringing lost sinners back to faith. The inclusion of his name highlights Luke's purpose in writing this gospel—to affirm the grace extended to all, including those who are often marginalized or considered unworthy.

From the Scholars: Barnes' Notes

Verse 1. Publicans and sinners. See Barnes "Mt 9:10". {a} "drew near unto him" Mt 9:10 __________________________________________________________________

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