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Index of sections for T4T LUKE

Intro:0 LUK (Headers)

1:1-2 Luke 1:1-4 (s1/c)

1:5 An angel told Zechariah that his wife Elizabeth would bear a son, John. (s1)

1:26 An angel told a virgin named Mary that she would bear a son, to be named Jesus. (s1)

1:39 Mary visited Elizabeth. (s1)

1:46 Mary praised God. (s1)

1:57 What happened when John was born. (s1)

1:67 Zechariah praised God and predicted what his son would do. (s1)

2:1 Jesus was born in Bethlehem. (s1/c)

2:8 Responding to the angel’s announcement, shepherds went to see Jesus. (s1)

2:21 They circumcised Jesus and presented him to the Lord. (s1)

2:25 Simeon prophesied about what Jesus would do. (s1)

2:36 Anna praised God for Jesus and told others about him. (s1)

2:39 Jesus grew up in Nazareth. (s1)

2:41 What Jesus did in the Temple when he was a boy. (s1)

3:1 s1 The beginning of John the Baptizer’s ministry (s1/c)

3:21 John baptized Jesus. (s1)

3:23 The list of Jesus’ ancestors. (s1)

4:1 Luke 4:1-13 (s1/c)

4:14 Jesus began his work in Galilee district. (s1)

4:16 The people of Jesus’ hometown tried to kill him after he rebuked them for rejecting him. (s1)

4:31 Jesus expelled an evil spirit. (s1)

4:38 Jesus healed Simon’s mother-in-law and many others. (s1)

4:42 Jesus told them that he had to preach in other towns. (s1)

5:1 Jesus chose some fishermen to be his disciples. (s1/c)

5:12 Jesus healed a leper and enabled him to associate with people again. (s1)

5:17 By healing a paralyzed man Jesus showed that he had authority to forgive sins, too. (s1)

5:27 Jesus answered criticism about associating with sinful people. (s1)

5:33 Jesus explained that people could not follow both their old customs and his new teaching. (s1)

6:1 Jesus explained why he had authority to decide what his disciples should do on the Sabbath day. (s1/c)

6:12 Jesus chose twelve apostles. (s1)

6:17 Jesus taught them which people God would be pleased with and which people he would be displeased with. (s1)

6:27 Jesus taught how we should act toward those who are not kind to us. (s1)

6:37 Jesus taught that we should not decide how God should punish others. (s1)

6:43 Jesus taught that what people do reflects their inner thoughts. (s1)

6:46 Jesus taught why it is necessary to obey his teaching, not just listen to it. (s1)

7:1 Jesus healed a man without going to his house because the man’s master believed that Jesus could do that. (s1/c)

7:11 Jesus caused a widow’s son to become alive again. (s1)

7:18 Jesus taught about his ministry and the ministry of John the Baptizer. (s1)

7:36 Jesus told why he appreciated the sinful woman pouring perfume on his feet. (s1)

8:1 The list of women who helped Jesus. (s1/c)

8:4 The story about four different kinds of soil. (s1)

8:9 Jesus explained that the story represented different ways people respond to his teaching. (s1)

8:16 Jesus explained the need to make his truth clear to others. (s1)

8:19 Jesus told them that some people are as dear to him as his own relatives. (s1)

8:22 Jesus calmed a storm. (s1)

8:26 Jesus expelled many demons from a man. (s1)

8:40 Jesus caused a young girl to become alive again, and healed a woman who had been bleeding for years. (s1)

9:1 Jesus sent out his apostles to teach and heal people. (s1/c)

9:7 Herod was uncertain about who was doing these miracles. (s1)

9:12 Jesus fed over 5,000 people miraculously. (s1)

9:18 After Peter expressed his belief that Jesus is the Messiah, Jesus predicted his own death and resurrection. (s1)

9:28 Jesus talked with Moses and Elijah. (s1)

9:37 Jesus expelled a demon from a boy. (s1)

9:43b Jesus predicted his arrest. (s1)

9:46 Jesus told his disciples who is really great in God’s sight. (s1)

9:49 Jesus told them not to forbid others from expelling demons. (s1)

9:51 People in a Samaritan town refused to welcome Jesus. (s1)

9:57 Jesus told three people what it would cost them if they became his disciples. (s1)

10:1 Jesus instructed 72 other disciples before sending them out. (s1/c)

10:13 Jesus warned the unbelievers in three towns. (s1)

10:17 Jesus commented on their ministry after the 72 returned. (s1)

10:25 Jesus taught that we must show our love to everyone, even ones we do not like to associate with. (s1)

10:38 Jesus rebuked Martha for being too concerned about household chores. (s1)

11:1 Jesus taught his disciples about prayer. (s1/c)

11:14 Jesus taught people various things about demons. (s1)

11:29 Jesus rebuked the people for wanting more miracles. (s1)

11:37 Jesus rebuked the Jewish leaders for only pretending to be good. (s1)

12:1 Jesus warned the people not to be like the Pharisees. (s1/c)

12:4 Jesus told them not to be afraid to tell others of their faith in him. (s1)

12:13 Jesus warned them about being greedy. (s1)

12:22 Jesus told his disciples not to worry about the things that they need. (s1)

12:35 Jesus told them that they should be ready for his return. (s1)

12:49 Jesus warned that people would face opposition even within their own families. (s1)

12:54 Jesus told the people that they needed to settle their relationship with God before it was too late. (s1)

13:1 Jesus warned people that God would punish them if they did not turn from their sinful lives. (s1/c)

13:6 Jesus warned that he would punish the Jews for not showing that they appreciated God’s blessings. (s1)

13:10 Jesus told a synagogue leader that he was being hypocritical regarding working on the Sabbath. (s1)

13:18 Jesus gave two illustrations about God’s rule over people’s lives. (s1)

13:22 Jesus warns that not all people who think that they will go to heaven will go there. (s1)

13:31 Jesus stated that it was necessary for him to die as a prophet in Jerusalem. (s1)

14:1 Jesus told the Jewish leaders that they were being hypocritical about not helping people on the Sabbath. (s1/c)

14:7 Jesus taught that we should not try to make ourselves seem important. (s1)

14:12 Jesus taught that we should share with others who cannot repay us. (s1)

14:15 Jesus taught that many Jews would reject God’s invitation to come to him. (s1)

14:25 Jesus warned that it would be difficult to be his disciple. (s1)

14:34 Jesus warned about losing our usefulness to God. (s1)

15:1 Jesus taught that God is pleased when people turn from their sinful behavior. (s1/c)

15:11 Jesus taught the Jewish leaders that they also ought to be glad when people turn from their sinful ways. (s1)

16:1 Jesus taught that we should handle our money in ways that are pleasing to God. (s1/c)

16:14 Jesus taught that God’s laws are permanent. (s1)

16:19 Jesus warned what would happen to those who did not share their possessions with poor people. (s1)

17:1 Jesus warned about God punishing those who cause others to sin. (s1/c)

17:5 Jesus taught them what big things they could accomplish if they had true faith. (s1)

17:7 Jesus taught that we should serve God faithfully without expecting to be thanked. (s1)

17:11 Jesus healed ten lepers, but only a non-Jewish one thanked him. (s1)

17:20 Jesus taught that God’s rule is within our lives. (s1)

17:22 Jesus told his disciples that without warning he would return and judge people. (s1)

18:1 Jesus taught about continuing to believe that God will answer prayer. (s1/c)

18:9 Jesus taught about not thinking that we are better than others in God’s sight. (s1)

18:15 Jesus taught about accepting God’s rule in our lives as easily as little children do. (s1)

18:18 Jesus taught that rich people do not easily let God rule their lives. (s1)

18:31 Jesus again predicted his death and resurrection. (s1)

18:35 Jesus healed a blind man. (s1)

19:1 Zacchaeus changed his way of life after talking with Jesus. (s1/c)

19:11 Jesus taught about being willing to take risks in using what he has given us. (s1)

19:28 Jesus entered Jerusalem humbly, but like a king. (s1)

19:41 Jesus prophesied that Jerusalem would be destroyed. (s1)

19:45 Jesus expelled the merchants from the Temple courtyard, and taught there. (s1)

20:1 Jesus refused to answer a question about his authority. (s1/c)

20:9 Jesus told a parable about how God would punish those who reject him. (s1)

20:19 Jesus foiled their attempts to trap him when they asked a question about paying taxes. (s1)

20:27 Jesus foiled their attempt to trap him with a question about the resurrection. (s1)

20:41 Jesus showed them that the Messiah must be greater than King David. (s1)

20:45 Jesus warned them not to show off like the teachers of the Jewish laws did. (s1)

21:1 Jesus taught that God commends people who give to him sacrificially. (s1/c)

21:5 Jesus warned about the terrible things that will happen before he returns. (s1)

21:20 Jesus predicted that Jerusalem would be destroyed. (s1)

21:25 Jesus told about frightening things that will happen before he returns. (s1)

21:29 Jesus taught them how to know when his return was near. (s1)

21:34 Jesus taught how to be ready for his return. (s1)

22:1 Judas agreed to put Jesus into his enemies’ hands. (s1/c)

22:7 Jesus arranged for his disciples to prepare the Passover meal. (s1)

22:14 Jesus told his disciples how they should remember his death for them. (s1)

22:24 Jesus taught the apostles that they should imitate him by serving each other humbly. (s1)

22:31 Jesus predicted that Peter would say that he did not know Jesus. (s1)

22:35 Jesus warned his disciples that they would soon face opposition. (s1)

22:39 Luke 22:39-46 (s1)

22:47 Jesus’ enemies captured him. (s1)

22:54 Peter said three times that he did not know Jesus. (s1)

22:63 The soldiers made fun of Jesus. (s1)

22:66 The Jewish leaders asked Jesus about his identity. (s1)

23:1 Jesus was accused before Pilate, the Roman governor. (s1/c)

23:6 After Pilate sent Jesus to Herod, Jesus refused to answer Herod’s questions. (s1)

23:13 Pilate was unsuccessful in his efforts to set Jesus free. (s1)

23:26 The soldiers nailed Jesus to a cross. (s1)

23:32 The things that happened when Jesus died. (s1)

23:50 Joseph and others buried Jesus while some women watched. (s1)

24:1 Some women discovered that Jesus had become alive again. (s1/c)

24:13 Jesus appeared to two disciples as they were walking to Emmaus. (s1)

24:36 Jesus appeared to many of his disciples and taught them more and gave them other instructions. (s1)

24:50 Jesus left his disciples and returned to heaven. (s1)

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