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The Gospel according to Luke
Book • 1850
The Gospel of Luke, attributed to Luke the Evangelist, is the third canonical gospel in the New Testament.
It presents a detailed account of Jesus' life, ministry, death, and resurrection, emphasizing themes of compassion, social justice, and salvation for all people.
Luke's Gospel is known for its meticulous historical detail and its inclusion of parables and teachings unique to its narrative.
It also features a prominent role for women and marginalized individuals, reflecting Luke's concern for the social and political context of Jesus' ministry.
The Gospel of Luke is considered a crucial source for understanding the historical Jesus and the early development of Christianity.
It presents a detailed account of Jesus' life, ministry, death, and resurrection, emphasizing themes of compassion, social justice, and salvation for all people.
Luke's Gospel is known for its meticulous historical detail and its inclusion of parables and teachings unique to its narrative.
It also features a prominent role for women and marginalized individuals, reflecting Luke's concern for the social and political context of Jesus' ministry.
The Gospel of Luke is considered a crucial source for understanding the historical Jesus and the early development of Christianity.
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