The Self-Donation of God. Jack D. Kilcrease

Luke; Tannehill, Luke; Tiede, Luke; LaVerdiere, Luke; Vinson, Luke; Julius Wellhausen, Evangelium Lucae; Wiefel, Evangelium nach Lukas; Zahn, Evangelium des Lucas.

278. Just, Luke, 1:69. Also see the same argument in Chemnitz et al., Harmony of the Four Evangelists, 118.

279. Leithart, Four, 59–60.

280. Just, Luke, 1:58.

281. Collins, Daniel, 352; Hengstenberg, Christology of the Old Testament, 3:89–90.

282. See J. Green, Luke, 212; L. Johnson, Luke, 79; Lenski, Luke’s Gospel, 252; Sloan, Favorable Year of the Lord; Sri, “Release from the Debt,” 183–94; Strauss, Davidic Messiah, 219–43. We thank Edward Sri for directing us to many of these sources.

283. Bergsma, Jubilee from Leviticus to Qumran, 233–94, 298–301; Sri, “Release from the Debt,” 189–90. We thank Sri for directing us to the Bergsma source.

284. See similar arguments in Just, Luke, 1:117–20.

285. Ibid., 1:36.

286. Scaer, “Doctrine of the Trinity,” 329.

287. See discussion in Just, Luke, 2:784, 792, 846–47.

288. Ibid., 2:846–47.

289. Ibid., 1:14.

290. Ibid.

291. See detailed discussion in Just, Ongoing Feast.

292. See the role of the fulfillment of the Abrahamic covenant in Luke-Acts in Robert Brawley, “Abrahamic Covenant Traditions,” 109–32.

293. Though it should of course be noted that Matthew does include Gentile women in Jesus’s genealogy.

294. See the connection between the Davidic and Abrahamic covenants in Luke-Acts, in Sabine Van den Eynde, “Children of the Promise,” 470–82. We thank Scott Hahn in his piece, “Christ, Kingdom, and Creation,” for directing us to this source.

295. Sloan, Favorable Year of the Lord, 58–67.