The Temple In Luke's Gospel

God has always desired to dwell among His people, and this great truth carries important lessons for every believer today. In The Temple In Luke's Gospel, Andrew DeVille examines the significant temple scenes recorded throughout Luke's Gospel, revealing their practical relevance for Christians and local assembly life.

Beginning with Zechariah in the temple and concluding with the disciples praising God there after the Lord's ascension, Luke's Gospel places remarkable emphasis on the temple and its spiritual significance. Through careful exposition, the author explores these key passages and demonstrates how they provide valuable instruction concerning worship, service, prayer, fellowship, holiness, and the character of the house of God.

Written in a clear and accessible style, this helpful study guides readers through the various temple incidents found in Luke's Gospel, highlighting the distinctive lessons contained within each scene. Along the way, it presents practical applications that encourage believers to develop a deeper appreciation for God's presence and His purposes for His people.

Ideal for personal study, Bible reading groups, and assembly Bible teaching, The Temple In Luke's Gospel offers a thoughtful and enriching examination of an important biblical theme while directing attention to the Lord Jesus Christ and His place at the centre of God's house.