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Luke differs in the account of Matthew from David onward, but they both end their genealogies with Joseph. The best explanation for this seems to be that Luke followed Mary’s line (Jesus’ actual lineage) while Matthew followed Joseph’s line (His legal lineage by adoption).
John's essential message is a call to repentance, evidenced by baptism (Luke 3:1–3). John the Baptist's ministry corresponds to Old Testament prophecy. Centuries before John, Malachi spoke of a herald who would prepare people for Messiah (Malachi 3:1; 4:5–6).
Luke 3 reveals the critical role John the Baptist played in preparing the way for Jesus' ministry, underscoring the importance of repentance and ethical living. The baptism of Jesus symbolizes the start of His public ministry and affirms His divine Sonship.
i. Luke differs in the account of Matthew from David onward, but they both end their genealogies with Joseph. The best explanation for this seems to be that Luke followed Mary’s line (Jesus’ actual lineage) while Matthew followed Joseph’s line (His legal lineage by adoption).
Matthew designed to show that Christ was the son of Abraham, in whom all the families of the earth are blessed, and that he was heir to the throne of David; and therefore he begins with Abraham, and brings the genealogy down to Jacob, who was the father of Joseph, and heir-male of the house of David: but Luke, designing to show that Christ was ...
Intro. In this chapter lies the record of the emergence of John the Baptist (Luke 3:1-6), the message he delivered (Luke 3:7-14), his announcement of the Christ (Luke 3:15-17), the conclusion of John's ministry and the baptism of Jesus (Luke 3:18-21), and the genealogy of Jesus as traced through Mary (Luke 3:23-38). return to ' Top of Page '
Clarke's Commentary. The time in which John the Baptist began to preach, Luke 3:1-3. The prophecies which were fulfilled in him, Luke 3:4-6. The matter and success of his preaching, Luke 3:7-9; among the people, Luke 3:10, Luke 3:11; among the publicans, Luke 3:12, Luke 3:13; among the soldiers, Luke 3:14.
