3.     GIVE DIRECTION TO ORDER

as in the Gospel of Luke

	Section B ACQUIRE QUALITIES FOR ORDERED COMMUNITY Luke 4:31-9:51 Paragraph "Hooks" are place names c/f Jesus & disciples
Paragraph sequence goes forward		Paragraph "Hooks" set these paragraphs out into  two parallel lines The "hook" is where Jesus went"	Paragraph sequence goes forward, parallel to the paired paragraphs

1	Capernaum with authority	1	Capernaum, centurion/ authority
2	Synagogue/city - demons	2	City Nain - widow & son
3	House of Simon's mother	3	House Simon the Pharisee -ointment woman
4	Desert/cities & synagogues	4	Cities & villages
5	Boats, big catch	5	Boat, stills storm
6	City, leper	6	Gerasenes/city -demonised man
7	Deserts, prayers	7	Journey - reflecting woman
8	(House) forgives paralytic	8	House - raises Jairus' daughter,
9	House of Levi /disciple	9	Villages/houses / disciples
10	Cornfield -eating on Sabbath	10	Outside Bethsaida - feeds 5,000
11	Synagogue, what they might do	11	Alone - things to suffer
12	Mountains to pray - picks 12	12	Mountain to pray - picks 3
13	Coming down, foundation laid	13	Down mountain, lay (foundations) re sayings
"Go to Jerusalem" 9:51

The writer Luke appears to carefully match the paragraph pairs of his Section B, into parallel lines.  Like Matthew Luke also concludes each of his Sections with a statement.  For Luke, this repeated statement is about Jesus on a journey to Jerusalem.  Thus  Section A shows Jesus passing through and beyond the people of Nazareth.  Then Sections B, C, and D conclude with a "to Jerusalem" statement.  Luke also puts the "to Jerusalem" statement mid-way through his Section D, beside the theme of forgiveness which has a key place in the structures of the first three gospels. Luke's .Section E concludes with Jesus at his destination of teaching in the Jerusalem temple.  Then Section F (and the gospel) finishes with the disciples returning to Jerusalem.