Table Of Contents Introduction 2 Body Of Presentation 3 Author 3 Date 3 Intended Audience 4 Purpose 5 Outline Of Contents 6 Theme Verse 7 Relevance 8 Bibliography 10 Introduction Luke was not a Jew, but a gentile. He was a physician who loved people. The nature of Luke’s Gospel is indicated by the role of those from whom he got his materials. They were “ministers of the word” (7,Laymans). The book was written for a man named Theophilus, who was part of the …showed first 75 words of 2322 total…

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