Luke 7:1-10
A Centurion’s Servant is Healed
Luke 7:11-17
A Widows Son is Raised
Luke 7:18-35
Messengers from John the Baptist
Luke 7:36-50
A Sinful Woman Forgiven
Luke 8:1-15
The Story of a Farmer
Luke 8:16-25
Jesus Calms the Storm
Luke 8:26-39
Jesus Heals a Man With a Demon
Luke 8:40-56
Jarius’s Daughter is Healed
Luke 9:1-17
The Feeding of the Five Thousand
Luke 9:18-27
Peter Confesses That Jesus is the Christ
Luke 9:28-36
The Transfiguration
Luke 9:37-50
Demonic Son is Healed
Luke 9:51-62
The Cost of Discipleship
Luke 10:1-16
Jesus Sends Out His Disciples
Luke 10:17-24
Return of the Seventy
Luke 10:25-37
The Parable of the Good Samaritan
Luke 10:38-42
Mary and Martha are Contrasted
Luke 11:1-13
Jesus Teaching on Prayer
Luke 11:14-26
A House Divided Cannot Stand
Luke 11:27-36
Jesus Warns Against Unbelief
Luke 11:37-44
Woe to the Pharisees
Luke 11:45-54
Woe to the Lawyers
Luke 12:1-12
Jesus Speaks Against Hypocrisy
Luke 12:13-21
The Parable of the Rich Fool
Luke 12:22-34
Jesus Warns About Worry
Luke 12:35-48
Preparing for His Coming
Luke 12:49-59
Christ Brings Division
Jesus Sends Out His Disciples
Luke 10:1–16
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From this passage we see that we are ambassadors sent to represent Christ in this world. It is important to note that God did not promise to duplicate in our age the special ministry and power He gave His apostles and to the Seventy (Matt 9:1). Our Lord’s commission to us emphasizes proclaiming the message (Matt. 28:19-20; Lk. 24:46-49).
The Seventy were sent two by two for a limited time to represent the Lord to the people of Israel and sent before Him to prepare for His coming (v. 1). There were few workers to help reap a great harvest and the work was dangerous, but as long as they relied on the Lord they would win the battle (v. 2). They trusted God to provide homes and food from their Jewish brethren as they were not to be loaded down with things (vv. 3-4). They were to proclaim the message of God’s love (vv. 5-16).Jesus gave two rules for the disciples to follow as they traveled. They were to accept hospitality without being picky and they were to heal the sick (vv. 8-9.
It is true that there are multitudes, not only in the United States but in all the regions beyond, who need Christ and who are waiting for the messengers of the Lord to go to them with the Good News of the gospel.Application
Luke 10:1-16 (English Standard Version)
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