New Testament · The Gospels
Luke
Luke writes as a careful investigator to give an orderly account. He gives particular attention to the poor, to women, to outsiders and to prayer.
- Authorship
- Traditionally attributed to Luke the physician, a companion of Paul.
- Historical setting
- The Roman world, with Jerusalem as its destination.
- Key themes
- Good news for the poor · Prayer · The Holy Spirit · Salvation for outsiders
- Where it sits in the story
- Volume one of a two-part work that continues in Acts.
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