Money Matters: The Divine Reversal
by Marilynn Chadwick
Most of us know Luke as the physician, but did you know he's also widely regarded as a respected historian? According to Luke's opening verses, the author himself refers to his work as an "orderly account" rather than a Gospel (Luke 1:3).
The story of the poor widow's sacrificial gift (Luke 21:1-4) is one of Luke's most well-known stories about Jesus and money. It takes place near the end of Jesus's earthly ministry.
Luke devotes much of his narrative to the journey of Jesus and his disciples (Luke 9-19). The action now moves quickly as Jesus approaches the cross. Jesus…
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