Lectures on the Gospel according to Luke (3 vols.)
Overview
This three-volume collection contains the detailed lectures and expositions of nineteenth-century preacher and teacher James Foote. The lectures cover the entire book of Luke, in-depth, from the keen perspective of a dedicated servant of the Scottish church. Foote first preached these discourses then later elaborated with written explanations to aid readers. The result is a commentary comprised of over 135 lectures describing the words of the apostle Luke. Lectures on the Gospel according to Luke (3 vols.) will be an asset to anyone seeking deep wisdom for sermon preparation or personal devotional study.
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Key Features
- Discusses Luke as a writer and his works
- Presents exposition and application of themes found within Luke
- Contains lectures on the book of Luke
Partially includedAbout James Foote
James Foote was a Scotch clergyman and author of numerous books. Educated at Marischal College and the University of Aberdeen, Foote was ordained in 1809 and ministered at the Free East Church of Aberdeen. Foote’s other works include A Treatise on Effectual Calling and A Sermon in the Free Church Pulpit.