In this week's video, Jesus was the Good Shepherd. Click HERE for the video.
In Acts 13, Sts. Paul and Barnabas turned to the Gentiles to preach with the Good News.
In Revelation 7, John the Elder witnessed the uncountable faithful in heaven.
In John 10, Jesus declared himself the Good Shepherd.
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The gospel of Luke was the first part of a two part work scholars call "Luke-Acts." It was the story of Jesus while Acts detailed the ministries of Peter and Paul in the early Church. Luke included sections of Mark's gospel, verses it shared with Matthew (not Mark), and exclusive material. It was written in a high class Greek but showed a concern for the poor and outcast.