Jesus performed 19 miracles in Luke.
The word "Stewardship is mentioned 9 times, all in the Book of Luke.
Jesus Christ is mentioned 7 times in the book of Matthew, but Jesus is mentioned 163 times. "Christ" appears alone another twelve times, and the phrase, "Jesus who is called Christ," appears three times.
Mary is mentioned 12 times in the gospel of Luke. She plays a prominent role in the infancy narratives surrounding the birth and early life of Jesus.
"Jesus Christ" is mentioned 64 times "Jesus" (not followed by "Christ") is mentioned 116 times "Christ" (without "Jesus") is mentioned 302 times Please note that Jesus Christ is mentioned hundreds if not thousands of times in the Book of Mormon by other names, such as "Messiah", "Son of God", "Redeemer", "Lord", "Lamb of God" and "Jehovah". I didn't count any of those. In a broader sense, every verse in the Book of Mormon is about Jesus Christ, since the entire book is meant to be "Another Witness of Jesus Christ". The Book of Mormon is a testimony of the faithfulness of God and the divinity and necessity of Jesus Christ as our Savior.
Galilee is mentioned in the Bible in the New Testament, particularly in the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. It is the region where Jesus spent much of his ministry and performed many miracles.
I counted about 98 times, but my margin of error is (+ - 3)
Matthew, Mark, and John for sure wrote about Him. Then Luke was believed to be written by Luke but told by Simon (Peter) because Simon was illiterate. In Luke it talks about experience about Simon with Jesus many times which hints that Simon wrote it. And John talks about the experience he had with Jesus many times in his book John.
Jesus is mentioned 25 times in the Quran.
In the four Gospels, Jesus is recorded to have cast out demons multiple times, with specific instances mentioned in Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. The exact number is not specifically mentioned in the Gospels.
The coming of Immanuel (Jesus Christ) is mentioned once at the mouth of our Father's prophet Isaiah (See Isaiah 7:14). Which matches the actual events set forth in Luke 1, 2
Twice in the King James; four times in the NIV.