Posts Tagged ‘Luke 9’
June 22nd, 2013 | 
Author: How did the first disciples of Jesus recognize him as the risen Lord? The answer is by recognizing him as the crucified Christ. The question is not an inconsequential detail of biblical trivia. The devil is in the details and so, not infrequently, is the truth. Nor is the answer so obvious that there is no need to mention it. The profound is often hidden in the obvious. Both question and answer lead us to the heart of the Christian faith and life. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Bible, Spirituality | 
Tags: Christ, crucifixion, discipleship, Emmaus disciples, God's grace, Heidelberg Disputation, Jesus, Karl Barth, kingdom of God, Last Supper, Luke 22, Luke 24, Luke 9, Martin Luther, resurrection, Son of Man | 
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