Luke 3:38
“the son of Enos, the son of Seth, the son of Adam, the son of God.”
What does Luke 3:38 mean?
Luke traces Jesus's family line all the way back to Adam, then identifies Adam as "the son of God." This isn't claiming Adam had a father in the biological sense, but rather that Adam was created directly by God, making him God's offspring in a unique way. By ending his genealogy here, Luke is saying something profound: Jesus stands in direct connection to humanity's very beginning and to God as the ultimate source of all life. It's a way of emphasizing that Jesus came not just for one nation or group, but for all people, since he's connected to the first human being.