Luke

The book of Luke begins with the birth of John the Baptist and Jesus, and the early life of Jesus. Jesus begins his ministry, preaching the kingdom of God, healing the sick, and casting out demons. He chooses 12 apostles and teaches them about the importance of humility, forgiveness, and love. Jesus also teaches the crowds through parables, warning them about the dangers of wealth, hypocrisy, and unfaithfulness. He predicts his own death and resurrection, and is eventually betrayed by Judas and crucified. After his death, Jesus is buried, but on the third day, he rises from the dead, appearing to his disciples and commissioning them to be witnesses to his resurrection. The book concludes with Jesus' ascension into heaven, leaving his disciples to spread the message of the kingdom of God.