In Luke, Jesus' death shows all of the following except
A) he is an innocent prophet who was unjustly killed.
B) God has accepted Jesus' death as an atoning sacrifice for human sin.
C) he is a righteous martyr.
D) his death causes repentance.

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While Jesus' death in Luke is portrayed as unjust and he is depicted as a righteous martyr, the idea that his death is an atoning sacrifice for human sin is more emphasized in the Gospel of John. The death of Jesus in Luke does, however, cause repentance in some characters, such as the Roman centurion at the foot of the cross who declares "Surely this man was innocent" (Luke 23:47) and the criminal crucified alongside Jesus who asks to be remembered when Jesus enters his kingdom (Luke 23:42).

In Luke, Jesus' Death Shows All of the Following Except