Provide a two-tier literary outline of the Gospel of Luke. Upon completion, stud

Provide a two-tier literary outline of the Gospel of Luke. Upon completion, students may check their work against a critical commentary (as provided in the syllabus recommended reading), the lectures, or other course material to make any adjustments necessary. Provide an outline before looking at any resources.
E.g., The Gospel of Matthew
Introduction: Jesus as Fulfillment of David and Abraham (1:1–17)
Narrative Section: Jesus as the New Moses (1:18–4:25)
Birth of Jesus (1:18–25)
Flight to Egypt for safety (2:1–15)
Death of a King and return to homeland (2:16–23)
John the Baptist prepares the way of Jesus as better prophet (3:1–12)
Baptism and Messianic anointing of Jesus (3:13–17)
Jesus tempted in the desert and emerges faithful (4:1–11)
Jesus’s message and calling of a new people (4:12–25)