Luke

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2:19 — The Heart: the idiom in this verse is not literally true

3:8 — stone ancestors

3:38 — Genealogy ending in Adam, son of God.

6:17-18 — Jesus healing people with diseases, or "troubled with unclean spirits"

7:21 — Medical language of Luke (William Kirk Hobart)

7:22 — Composite References

9:38-42 — Jesus healing a boy "convulsed by a demon"

10:18 — the fallacy of Argument from "Endorsement"

10:25-28 — Composite References

11:14 — Jesus casting out a "demon" (inability to speak) — not literally true

11:49-51 — cited with 17:26-30 as "accepting" events of early Genesis "as literally true"

13:32 — Medical language of Luke (William Kirk Hobart)

16:22-31 — counter-example against Argument from "Endorsement"

17:26-30 — cited as "accepting" events of early Genesis "as literally true"

Luke's medical language

Discussion of how to understand Luke's use of medical language is here.