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The author Luke was a [[Gentile]], as confirmed by [[Paul]] at [[Colossians]] 4:11,14. The Gospel of Luke is the 3rd and longest [[the Gospel|Gospel]] (indeed, the longest book in the entire [[New Testament]]), placed after [[Gospel of Matthew|Matthew]] and [[Gospel of Mark|Mark]] and before the [[Gospel of John]]. [[Papyrus 4]] and [[Papyrus 75]] are two early surviving scrolls of this Gospel. Luke implies the existence of [[Gospels]] before his in {{bibleref|Luke|1|1-3}}: "Inasmuch as many have undertaken to compile a narrative of the things that have been accomplished among us ...."
The author Luke was a [[Gentile]], as confirmed by [[Paul]] at [[Colossians]] 4:11,14. The Gospel of Luke is the 3rd and longest [[the Gospel|Gospel]] (indeed, the longest book in the entire [[New Testament]]), placed after [[Gospel of Matthew|Matthew]] and [[Gospel of Mark|Mark]] and before the [[Gospel of John]]. [[Papyrus 4]] and [[Papyrus 75]] are two early surviving scrolls of this Gospel. Luke implies the existence of [[Gospels]] before his in {{bibleref|Luke|1|1-3}}: "Inasmuch as many have undertaken to compile a narrative of the things that have been accomplished among us ...."
[[Theology|Theological]] themes of the Gospel of Luke are: Jesus Christ is the promised [[Messiah]] king of the Old Testament; the kingdom of God is for the humble, the repentant sinner, the poor, the outcast, and the outsider; God's salvation; the Jewish Messiah is not only for the [[Jew]]s, but for the [[Gentiles]] as well; the Messiah King was rejected by the ones He came to save and Christians must be willing to suffer persecution and rejection as they follow the example of Christ.<ref>[https://deeperriches.com/themes-more-luke/ Themes and More in Luke]</ref>
[[Theology|Theological]] themes of the Gospel of Luke are: Jesus Christ is the promised [[Messiah]] king of the [[Old Testament]]; the [[kingdom of God]] is for the [[Humility|humble]], the [[repentance|repentant]] [[sin]]ner, the poor, the outcast, and the outsider; [[God]]'s [[salvation]]; the Jewish Messiah is not only for the [[Jew]]s, but for the [[Gentiles]] as well; the Messiah King was rejected by the ones He came to save and Christians must be willing to suffer persecution and rejection as they follow the example of Christ.<ref>[https://deeperriches.com/themes-more-luke/ Themes and More in Luke]</ref>
Unique to the Gospel of Luke are:
Unique to the Gospel of Luke are: