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| INSIGHTS FROM SCRIPTURE: We can find three aspects to Luke’s Christology in our story today. The first part of Luke’s Christology talks about who Jesus is: Jesus is of the house of David, he is savior, he is Christ, (Messiah) he is Lord. Matthew or Mark did not write this in their books. The second part of Luke’s Christology focuses on Jesus’ role in bringing peace. The heavenly host sings of peace that God expresses to persons and societies. This peace occurs through rebuilding a balance in all forces in creation and humanity. (Craddock, 36). The third part of Luke’s Christology is centered on the shepherds, showing that Jesus cares for all persons. WORKS CITED: Craddock, Fred. Luke Interpretation: A Bible Commentary for teaching and Preaching. Louisville: Jonaknokx, 1990. NRSV Harper Study Bible. Lindsell, Harold. Grand Rapids: Zondervan, 1989. |
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