John Wesley: The Gospel of Luke

John Wesley, who has not experienced God’s Word in depth, reveals that it is the main reader of the book who craves it and feels a longing for salvation of his own soul. He wrote an essay to help the Gospel beginners understand the text. Wesley prayed from the Holy Meeting after the trial until six to nine every day, read the Psalms and the Greek New Testament and exerted herself in godly and spiritual training. He saw that Christian faith should be revealed not only within the inner circle but also in the outside realm, and that it was a pastor who had emphasized his personal experience of Christ and his life with the Holy Spirit and Christ. Luke’s Gospel series, which reads with Wesley, is the first book of the New Testament Commentary on the Scriptures written after he overcame his death after walking in a path of immortality and piety. The Gospel of Luke was broken down into contexts, sentences and words, adding a brief comment, and putting the Scriptures in the text in a single chapter, underlined the words Wesley had written, and added a rich translation of the translator. Wesley's comments on Mark's Gospel show that tin can be a good guide for saints, not for the Bible researchers. The comments of the speaker, as if he were a sermon, in the spoken language will add a rich and intimate sense of message to the readers who are reading Wesley's comments. At the 1763 exhibition of the Syntem Conference, he stated: “The Consul of the Library should not be preaching against the direction of direction in Wesley's“New Testament Commentary” and four books of Standard Sermon on the Mount.".

Korean title: 누가복음

Korean author: 존 웨슬리

Korean publisher: 동연

ISBN-13: 9788964478912