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Jesus, Rebels, & Resurrection in Luke 9-24

Bible Project podcast — https://bibleproject.com/podcasts/luke-part-4/

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What this book knows

Luke's Jesus deliberately provokes political-religious powers through table fellowship and non-retaliation, dying as a rebel-king vindicated by resurrection.

Sex: Absent
Work: Absent
Learning: Present
Religion: Primary

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He knew he was the king, but he knew that he would come to his kingship in this way that involved the road of suffering.
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Following Jesus results in peace, literally. He was a man who taught non-retaliation and forgiveness — and it got him killed.
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Right to the very end, Jesus is forgiving the Roman soldiers as they crucify him. This kind of thing will get you killed.
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He's going to call him out for giving into the Roman honor, shame, way of life.
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It's only when you see the crucified Messiah as the real victor and king that you can actually recognize Jesus.
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He took the bread and gave thanks and he broke it and he started to give it to them — their eyes were opened and they recognized him.
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