The gospel for the Greek must, therefore, present the perfect man, and so Luke wrote about the Divine Man as the Savior of all men. Christ touched man at every point and is interested in him as man whether low and vile or high and noble. By his life he shows the folly of sin and the beauty of holiness. He brings God near enough to meet the longings of the Greek soul and thereby furnish him a pattern and brother suited for all ages and all people. The deeds of Jesus are kept to the background while much is made of the songs of others and the discourses of Jesus as they were calculated to appeal to the cultured Greek. If the Greek thinks he has a mission to humanity, Luke opens a mission ground enough for the present and offers him an immortality which will satisfy in the future. 7. It Is an Artistic Gospel. Renan calls Luke the most beautiful book in the world, while Dr, Robertson says "the charm of style and the skill in the use of facts place it above all praise". The delicacy and accuracy, picturesqueness and precision with which he sets forth the different incidents is manifestly the work of a trained historian. His is the most beautiful Greek and shows the highest touches of culture of all of the gospels. Subject. Jesus the World's Savior. Analysis. Introduction. The dedication of the gospel, 1:1-4. I. The Savior's Manifestation, 1:5-4:13. 1. The announcement of the Forerunner, 1:5-25. 2. The announcement of the Savior. 1:26-38. 3. Thanksgiving of Mary and Elizabeth, 1:29-56. 4. The birth and childhood of the Forerunner, 1:37 end. 5. The birth of the Savior, 2:1-20. 6. The childhood of the Savior. 3:1-4:13. II. The Savior's Work and Teaching in Galilee, 4:14-9:50. 1. He preaches in the synagogue at Nazareth. 4:14-30. 2. He works in and around Capernaum, 4:31-6:11. 3. Work while touring Galilee, 6:12-9:50. III. The Savior's Work and Teaching After Leaving Galilee Up to the Entrance Into Jerusalem, 9:31-19:27. 1. He journeys to Jerusalem, 9:51 end. 2. The mission of the Seventy and subsequent matters, 10:1-11:13. 3. He exposes the experience and practice of the day, 11:14-12 end. 4. Teachings, miracles warnings and parables, 13:1-18:30. 5. Incidents connected with his final approach to Jerusalem, 18:31- 19:27. IV. The Savior's Work and Teaching in Jerusalem, 19:28-22:38. 1. The entrance to Jerusalem, 19:28 end. 2. Questions and answers. Ch. 20. 3. The widow's mites, 21:1-4. 4. Preparation for the end, 21:5-22:38. V. The Savior Suffers for the World, 22:39-23 end. 1. The agony in the garden, 22:39-46. 2. The betrayal and arrest, 22:47-53. 3. The trial. 22:54-23:26. 4. The cross, 23:27-49. 5. The burial, 23:30 end. VI. The Savior is Glorified, Ch. 24. 1. The resurrection, 1-12. 2. The appearance and teachings, 13-49. 3. The ascension, 50 end.