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Luke also provides the titles of numerous officials, and in many cases scholars in the past have believed that he got these wrong, but subsequent discoveries have proved him to be right.

Luke also provides the titles of numerous officials, and in many cases scholars in the past have believed that he got these wrong, but subsequent discoveries have proved him to be right.

For example, Luke referred to the officials in [[Thessalonica]] as ''politarchs'', a term not used in any other ancient literature, and which cause many to believe that Luke was mistaken.

For example, Luke referred to the officials in [[Thessalonica]] as ''politarchs'', a term not used in any other ancient literature, and which caused many to believe that Luke was mistaken.

But inscriptions have since been found that show that this term was used in the area, specifically including in Thessalonica.<ref>Bruce, 1943, ch. VII; Hawkins, 1998</ref>

But inscriptions have since been found that show that this term was used in the area, specifically including Thessalonica.<ref>Bruce, 1943, ch. VII; Hawkins, 1998</ref>

== Bibliography ==

== Bibliography ==