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Zacharias In The Book Of Luke

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The book of Luke has a lot to offer.One of the very important factor this new testament gospel share with us is the birth of John the Baptist and our Lord and Savior there birth's were so meaning. The angel Gabriel came to earth to visit a priest by the name of Zacharias, who is the earthly father of John the Baptist. The angel made the shocking announcement to Zacharias about the birth of his son, but he didn't have faith in the angels announcement. Zacharias was not able to speak Unit after the birth of John the BaptistJohn the Baptist grow up and become the fore runner of Our Lord and Savior the angel Gabriel also made a announcement to Mary the Mother of Our Savior. Gabriel said to Mary who was a virgin I that she would conceive a child.

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