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"It Is Written": How Jesus Defeated Temptation in the Wilderness — and What It Means for You (Luke 3:22–4:6)

by: Faith ReleasedPublished on: 23/03/2026

After his baptism, Jesus — "full of the Holy Ghost" — was led by the Spirit into the wilderness and tempted by the devil for forty days. Against three...

New Testament
"It Is Written": How Jesus Defeated Temptation in the Wilderness — and What It Means for You (Luke 3:22–4:6)

What Are the Beatitudes in Luke? The Blessings, the Woes, and the Kingdom That Belongs to the Poor

by: Faith ReleasedPublished on: 23/03/2026

Luke's Beatitudes (Luke 6:20–26) are more direct than Matthew's — and more jarring. Jesus speaks not of the "poor in spirit" but simply of the poor. Not...

New Testament
What Are the Beatitudes in Luke? The Blessings, the Woes, and the Kingdom That Belongs to the Poor

What Did Jesus Mean by "Render to Caesar" — and What Is the Greatest Commandment?

by: Faith ReleasedPublished on: 23/03/2026

In Mark 12:13–33, Jesus is tested three times by opponents trying to trap him publicly. He silences the Pharisees and Herodians with "Render to Caesar the...

New Testament
What Did Jesus Mean by "Render to Caesar" — and What Is the Greatest Commandment?

What Did Jesus Mean by "The Acceptable Year of the Lord"? Luke 4:7–27 Explained

by: Faith ReleasedPublished on: 23/03/2026

"The acceptable year of the Lord" (Luke 4:19) is Jesus's declaration that Isaiah 61 is now fulfilled in Him. It is a proclamation of liberation — the blind...

New Testament
What Did Jesus Mean by "The Acceptable Year of the Lord"? Luke 4:7–27 Explained