Luke and Acts: The Way They Were Meant to be Read

Luke and Acts, The Way They Were Meant To Be Read is intended to help readers understand the gospel and the birth of the Christian faith. Luke's letter to Theophilus, whom he identifies as his good friend was originally a unified document. The name suggests either a person who was named or renamed to express or indicate his belief in God, or perhaps to a community of God-believers, as Theo (God) and philus (Believer) would suggest. We do not know.

When the Bible was first generally organize...