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| title = "Luke 1:57–80" | ||||
| date = "2022-10-21" | ||||
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| ### [Read the passage.](https://biblia.com/bible/esv/Lk1.57-80) | ||||
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| Elizabeth gives birth to a son, and when the day comes to name him according to | ||||
| the Jewish traditions, they want to name him Zechariah, Jr. When they ask his | ||||
| father, they use signs, so apparently he was struck deaf as well as mute by | ||||
| Gabriel. However, as soon as he follows the angel's instructions and names his | ||||
| son John, he is able to speak again. | ||||
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 | ||||
| Zechariah's next words are a prophecy as he is filled with the Holy Spirit. He | ||||
| praises God for bringing about salvation for His people by sending the promised | ||||
| Messiah in the house of David. He then explains John's role as the one who goes | ||||
| before the Messiah to make the people ready to hear the Good News that their | ||||
| sins can be forgiven. | ||||
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| Finally, Luke closes out this chapter of his narrative by explaining that John | ||||
| lived in the wilderness after he had grown up. This could mean he lived among | ||||
| the Essenes, an ascetic sect of the time, the same group that preserved the | ||||
| famous Dead Sea Scrolls. | ||||
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| * * * | ||||
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| You always remember and fulfill Your promises. Let us remember them and be | ||||
| encouraged. | ||||
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