God as Father in Luke-Acts argues that 'Father' is the central
image for God in Luke-Acts by tracing a line of continuity in the
portrayal of God as Israel's merciful, faithful, and authoritative
Father from the Old Testament to Luke-Acts and its Second Temple
Jewish milieu. The fulfillment of the promises to Abraham, David,
and Israel in Jesus is best understood as the fatherly actions of
Israel's God. Furthermore, the striking similarities between God as
Father and Augustus as Pater Patriae undermine the assertion of the
Lukan view of the Roman Empire as highly polemical.
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