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The Gospel of Luke is the longest Gospel.
The Gospel of Luke shows the Humanity of Christ.
Luke presents Jesus Christ as the perfect man.
Luke's genealogy of Jesus Christ goes back to God.
Luke wrote two books of the Bible: Luke and Acts.
Both books are addressed to Theophilus.
Luke was a medical doctor - Col. 4:14.
Luke is the only gentile New Testament writer.
Luke and Acts make up 25% of the New Testament.
Luke is considered the Gospel of Women.
They are as follows:
Chapter 1: Elizabeth
Chapter 1-2: Virgin Mary
Chapter 2:36-38: Anna
Chapter 10:38-42: Mary and Martha