Definition: The slurred exclamation of the Roman emperor, Luke 1:73, is a reference to the notorious episode where his son Jesus was crucified while Luke, aged only nineteen, was present at the moment of his death. In this text, Luke refers to Jesus as a "Luke," implying that he had no idea what he was doing, or perhaps even realizing it.
"Luke 1:73 Example Sentence": "Jesus, who is the son of Abraham, who was born to Mary and Joseph; he is the one who was crucified while his father was present. How could anyone possibly have known about this?"
