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In Luke, Tuckett discusses the authorship, date and text of the Gospel. With the main focus in this guide on Luke’s view of eschatology—salvation history—and the person and work of Jesus, Tuckett also tackles Luke’s positions on Jews, Gentiles and Judaism. Departing from Luke’s theology, the book concentrates on the concrete ideas set forth in the Gospel regarding the Christian life and practice....

passion narrative); and whereas in the rest of the Gospel Luke hardly ever changes the Markan order, there are suddenly about 12 (albeit small) differences in order between Luke and Mark in the passion narrative. All this has led a number of scholars to suggest that Luke may have used another source for the passion. And in view of the supreme importance for many of the accounts of Jesus’ death, the source-critical question here is of considerable significance (see Streeter 1924; Taylor 1972 and others;
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