Luke 3:32

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بنِ يَسَّى، بنِ عوبيدَ، بنِ بوعَزَ، بنِ سلمونَ، بنِ نَحشونَ،

What Does This Mean?

This verse from Luke lists some ancestors of Jesus, going back through the lineage starting with Jesse, then Obed, Boaz, Salmon, and Naasson. It's part of a genealogy that traces Jesus' family tree.

Explained for Children

Imagine you have a big family tree where each person is connected to their parents and grandparents. This verse shows some of those connections in Jesus’ family, like how Jesse’s dad was Obed, who had a dad named Boaz, and so on!

Historical Background

The Gospel of Luke was written by the evangelist Luke around 80-100 AD for a primarily Gentile audience. The genealogy in this chapter traces Jesus' lineage back to Abraham, emphasizing his royal heritage through David.

Living It Out Today

Understanding your own family history can give you insight into where you come from and who you are today. Just as Luke includes these names to show Jesus’ connection to the past, knowing your ancestors might help you understand more about yourself.

Topics

• genealogy
• ancestors
• family history
• Jesus
• kingdom of Israel
• salvation

Related Verses

• Matthew 1:4
• Ruth 2:1-3
• 1 Chronicles 2:10
• Ruth 4:18-22
• Romans 9:5

Frequently Asked Questions

Why are genealogies important?

Genealogies help establish a person's heritage and lineage, showing connections to significant historical figures or promises made by God.

What is the purpose of Luke including this genealogy?

Luke includes this genealogy to emphasize Jesus' connection to key figures like David, highlighting his rightful place in the line of kingship.

How does Jesse fit into this lineage?

Jesse was the father of King David, who is an important figure in Jewish history. He represents a link between David and Jesus through his son's lineage.

Why might someone study Luke 3:32 today?

Studying this verse can provide insight into how different generations are connected and help understand the broader narrative of salvation in biblical context.