Examines Luke’s concept of God’s redemptive plan being realized through the inclusion of the poor, women, and Gentiles. Analyzes the historical context of the Greco-Roman world and the literary source of Luke-Acts as a unified historical apology.
Senior Lecturer in Biblical Studies
Examines Luke’s concept of God’s redemptive plan being realized through the inclusion of the poor, women, and Gentiles. Analyzes the historical context of the Greco-Roman world and the literary source of Luke-Acts as a unified historical apology.
Students in New Testament studies
None required
Ability to analyze inclusion theology in Luke-Acts
Duration : 1 Days
Class Start Date : 2026-02-01
Inclusivity Insight : Understand God's plan through inclusion
Historical Context : Study Luke-Acts in Greco-Roman society
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