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Luke was said to have been a Greek physician (see Col 4:14) who accompanied [[Paul]] and also wrote the [[Acts (of the Apostles)|Acts of the Apostles]] describing the arrival of the [[Holy Spirit]].  Unlike the Gospels of Matthew and John, written as firsthand accounts, the Gospel of Luke records eyewitness accounts of others, much as a doctor asks a patient for his medical history and then writes it down in the medical file.  Due to Luke's professional nature, his Gospel is very comprehensive about Jesus' life and [[resurrection]], and it also conveys the great sense of [[joy]] that Jesus' family, friends and followers felt.
 
Luke was said to have been a Greek physician (see Col 4:14) who accompanied [[Paul]] and also wrote the [[Acts (of the Apostles)|Acts of the Apostles]] describing the arrival of the [[Holy Spirit]].  Unlike the Gospels of Matthew and John, written as firsthand accounts, the Gospel of Luke records eyewitness accounts of others, much as a doctor asks a patient for his medical history and then writes it down in the medical file.  Due to Luke's professional nature, his Gospel is very comprehensive about Jesus' life and [[resurrection]], and it also conveys the great sense of [[joy]] that Jesus' family, friends and followers felt.
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=== Q ===
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A longstanding theory is that a common source, called "Q", was used by [[Matthew]], [[Mark]], and [[Luke]] in their Gospels.<ref name="Zondervan">https://zondervanacademic.com/blog/synoptic-gospels</ref>  [[John]] appears entirely independent, more than 90% of his material is new and not found in the other Gospels.<ref name="Zondervan"/>
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Another theory is that Mark was the source for the Gospels of Matthew and Luke, as Mark uses [[Jesus]]'s native [[Aramaic]] and unpolished [[Greek]] while the other Gospels are more refined and translate the Aramaic into Greek.
    
==Non-canonical Gospels==
 
==Non-canonical Gospels==
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