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The present text, Luke 17:1-10, does not usually receive as much attention of commentators as it deserves.1) There are, however, strong reasons to believe that it commends itself as a very interesting, indeed highly significant, collection of sayings of Jesus, where the nature of Christian life, characterized by unconditional forgiveness (vv. 3-4), is explicated in terms of eschatology (vv. 1-2), the nature of faith (vv. 5-6), and the disciples’ relationship with the Lord whom they follow (vv. 7-10). It may not be possible to say that the whole passage is distinctively Lucan, since much of what we

Forgiveness, Faith, and the Lordship of Jesus - A Contextual Reading of Luke 17:1-10