The Gospel of Luke

The Gospel of Ruka, a Gentile doctor and a member of Paul, wrote this Gospel in the mid-1960s. Luke wrote Luke and the apostolic speech record to make him the greatest contributor to the New Testament. These works began with devotion to Theophilus, probably a potential or recent convertor or patron who sponsored Luke and the Apostles. The third Gospel treats Jesus as a child of men. At the beginning of the first three chapters and the fourth chapter, we started with his family tree and the Lord was allowed to enter that race.

Luke imagined and heard that he would be heard as a sequel to many Gospels, but Luke called it "man" (Luca 1: 1), "Luca's Luka" was "the first of equality People ". The third Gospel provides a story and plot (conflict and resolution) of the hero that the sequel provides in the sequel. Alternatively, in the slightest different way, the earliest acceptance from the first audience, and the acts in the "story" of the acts in the context of many Gospels, inner marks, Matthew and acts in action. Possible John (You may already include some Gospels that do not already exist or are partially preserved). In the apostolic speech, Luke knew that the Evangelical Gospel was read along with other Gospels at early Christian gatherings, so read this apostolic reading in this social context I was looking forward to it. Echo and hint (and fix)

Luca Marcion and Thomas of an infant are not only establishing a dynamic relationship between the beginning chapter of the Luke and the Gospel of John. The beginning chapter of Tatyan 's Dietesaron embeds the first chapter of Luke in the context of the first five verses of John' s Gospel. Mary is her "affiliate" (sungenis: kinswoman) Elizabeth "The son also got pregnant" (1: 36) According to the logic of the Gabriel's claim that the Qur'an tradition, Mary and Elizabeth are members of the same big family Angel We accept Gabriel's claim. If Mary is a member of the Elizabethan family she will return to his family who shared the priesthood of Elizabeth, the daughter of Aaron, (Luke 1: 5), and was appointed as a priest by Aaron and Moses. Egypt 28: 1) .336