Lukan
- adjective
- /ˈluːkən/
- Formal
- Scholars often compare the Lukan and Matthean versions of the same events.
Examples
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The Lukan narrative emphasizes themes of compassion and forgiveness.
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The Lukan Gospel emphasizes the compassion of Jesus.
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Her research focuses on Lukan theology in the early Christian church.
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Many scholars study Lukan themes in their research.
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The Lukan Gospel emphasizes the importance of mercy in Jesus' teachings.
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Many students explore Lukan stories to understand the unique perspectives of the Gospel.
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The Lukan account provides a detailed description of Jesus' parables on love.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Lukan comes from the name Luke plus the ending -an, where -an means 'relating to' or 'of'. So Lukan describes things that come from or are like the Gospel of Luke, for example its focus on compassion and forgiveness.