OTHER COURSES (Click) - Life of Jesus - Pauline Studies - Intertestamental Period - Hebrews Atlantic Baptist University Religious Studies 1023 The New Testament and Its Context Professor Barry D. Smith Hic est calix novum testamentum in sanguine meo. Introducing the New Testament: A Workbook The Synoptic Question Gospel of Mark Gospel of Matthew Gospel of Luke Gospel of John Book of Acts ...

A commentary and meditation on the Gospel of Luke for daily scripture study ...

THE GOSPEL OF LUKE 1. Who wrote the Gospel of Luke Like the other synoptic gospels, the Gospel of Luke is anonymous. It should be noted, however, that the Gospel of Luke is the first half of a two-volume work, the other half being the Book of Acts (see Acts 1:1). Since the same author wrote both the Gospel of Luke and the Book of Acts, the latter may be used in helping us to answer some of the ...

A self grading Bible quiz on the Gospel of Luke.

The Gospel according to St Luke Background Luke is one of the three synoptic gospels (Matthew and Mark being the other two) - so called because they all look at the story of Jesus from a historical perspective, whereas John looks at it from a theological perspective. The synoptic gospels have a lot in common - sometimes they are word for word. It is therefore believed that the three authors used ...

The Gospel of Luke An introduction for preachers William Loader What Luke tells us about Luke Body language is important. How people do things tells us a lot about them. This is certainly the case with the author of the third gospel. Tradition has it that the author was Luke, the beloved physician (Col 4:14). This is far from certain, as we shall see. We are on much firmer ground when we look at ...