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Luke is the longest Gospel. Luke-Acts contain the greatest number of verses by any author in the New Testament. He is a Gentile and a second-generation Christian (someone who did not see or know Jesus during His earthly life). Luke writes the most grammatically correct and polished koiné Greek of all the New Testament writers, with the possible exception of the author of Hebrews. Greek apparently...

13:8–9 This symbolizes the patience and mercy of God; however, v. 9 shows the reality of judgment. God wants a righteous people who reflect His character. This passage, like John 15:2–6, is a warning against unfruitful lives in His people! God takes obedience seriously (cf. Luke 6:46). This is not works-righteousness, but true salvation evidenced by godly living (cf. Eph. 2:8–10). Salvation is not a product, a ticket to heaven, or a fire insurance policy, but a changed and changing life of godliness!
Luke 13:8–9