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Falling in Love with Jesus: Studies in the Book of Luke is unavailable, but you can change that!

He touched the diseased, restored the dead to life, and gave up the glory of heaven for a life of sorrow, sweat, and tears. Could Jesus really have done this for you and me? The writer of Luke thought so! This energetic young doctor fell in love with the idea of God coming to save all people. Because of Jesus, this idea, this abstract concept, this wishful thought, became reality, became...

third day according to the Scriptures, and that he appeared to [a multitude of witnesses]” (1 Cor. 15:3–5a). When we speak of the gospel in this sense, there is one and only one gospel. It is the good news that salvation is offered to undeserving people on the merits of Christ’s finished work at Calvary. When we spell the word with an upper-case G, however, it has a different meaning; it identifies a particular literary form. As distinct from the thirteen epistles of Paul, for example, there are
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