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It seems like Luke thought Jesus was God.Now, here’s the interesting part: the word that Luke uses for “worship� is the Greek term “π�οσκυνήσαντες� (proskunesantes).
I know what you’re saying “John, this all Greek to me. Why is this important?� (Ha… I’m funny….right?)
Anyway, the root of the word for “worshipâ€� in Luke 24:52 is Ï€Ï�οσκυνÎω (proskuneo) and unlike the other Gospels, Luke hardly uses this word at all.
In fact, he uses it in only one other passage in his whole Gospel.
The only other place that Luke employs this particular Greek term is in Luke 4:7-8 when Satan offer Christ every kingdom of the world under one condition:
“If you, then, will worship me (π�οσκυνήσῃς (proskynēsēs), it shall all be yours� and Jesus answered him � it is written, ‘you shall worship (Π�οσκυνήσεις Proskynēseis) the Lord your God, and him only shall you serve. (Deut. 4:5)�
Luke’s highly selective use of the term proskuneo in the early chapters of the Gospel give give it a definition so that it ought to be taken to say that God alone is worthy of proskuneo (Luke 4:8). But the disciples offer Jesus proskuneo and connects it with their worship in the Temple where they “glorify God.�
Links to see the actual Greek.
https://biblehub.com/interlinear/luke/4-7.htm
https://biblehub.com/interlinear/luke/24-52.htm
Setting aside our dogma and theology and just reading the text it really does look like the worship Satan wanted from Jesus was given to Jesus by the disciples.
Anyone want to still disagree that Luke thought Jesus was God (based upon the evidence in the text)?