luke the companion of paul was the author of the book of luke in the bible.
who is the author of the book of luke in the bible?
luke the companion of paul
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luke–acts was also originally a single book. in "the new testament in its literary environment", david aune describes it as an example of the "general history" genre that "focused on the history of a particular people… from mythical beginnings to a point in the recent past." the book was divided into two parts not because of its length, but so that its first half, luke, could be grouped with the other stories of jesus' life (the gospels of matthew, mark, and john). the second half, acts, is traditionally placed after the gospels, so that the book of john creates a barrier between the halves. "the books of the bible" reunites luke and acts and treats them as "two volumes of a single work." luke-acts was also presented as a single book in "the original new testament" (1985).) in 2006 the international bible society published luke-acts as a separate volume in the format of "the books of the bible" under the title "kingdom come, kingdom go."
the books of the bible