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'''Luke''' was a Greek doctor who wrote the [[Gospel of Luke]] and the [[Acts (of the Apostles)|Acts of the Apostles]].  Luke did not observe the events of [[Jesus]]'s life first hand, but relied upon eyewitness accounts from others.  Since Luke was a highly educated man, his gospel is very detailed and comprehensive. Archaeologist William Ramsay called Luke of the best historians of ancient times, as a number of the details he mentioned in his Gospel and the book of Acts have since been confirmed by modern [[archaeology]]. <ref>http://www.bibleevidences.com/archeology.htm#Footnote%203</ref>

'''Luke''' was a [[Greek]] doctor who wrote the [[Gospel of Luke]] and the [[Acts (of the Apostles)|Acts of the Apostles]].  Luke did not observe the events of [[Jesus]]'s life first hand, but relied upon eyewitness accounts from others.  Since Luke was a highly educated man, his gospel is very detailed and comprehensive. Archaeologist William Ramsay called Luke of the best historians of ancient times, as a number of the details he mentioned in his Gospel and the book of Acts have since been confirmed by modern [[archaeology]]. <ref>http://www.bibleevidences.com/archeology.htm#Footnote%203</ref>

Luke was a Greek Gentile who wrote for that audience.

Luke was a Greek Gentile who wrote for that audience.