Luke begins his gospel much like his predecessors. In his introduction to the gospel, Luke promises a gospel as factually correct as possible with the information he has from both oral tradition of events, the facts given from eye witnesses, and hints at a revision of earlier writings to ensure they correlate with the information… Continue reading →

Luke introduces his gospel by stating that he is going to give an orderly account of what he believes happened. He promises to present the truth to back up everything that is currently being taught. Throughout his prologue, Luke presents his information in a what seems to be a pretty educated manner. Luke wants to… Continue reading →

With little known about the author of Luke, we can tell from the prologue that the information used in his gospel was from both of Mark and Matthew’s gospels as well as Q and other oral stories. We know that Luke evaluated/investigated all material he had very carefully and promised “to write an orderly account… Continue reading →