Luke is the only Gospel writer who writes a reflection of himself at the beginning of the text. He was enthusiastic about sharing this account. Many have argued that Luke is the most beautiful book ever written. The longest of the Gospels according to Luke was written to Theophilus, the first major part of a two part book, Acts being the second. Luke is distinct and unusual gospel full of rich theological reflection. Luke sought to narrate the life of effects that have come to fulfillment among humanity. In both Luke and Acts, God has a plan. According to Luke, there was activity going on with an intention behind it. Luke said, he did diligent resource by talking with people, following eyewitnesses and ministers from the very beginning accurately and precisely. Luke worked very deliberately and purposefully. He did this to give Theophilus stable, valid and trustworthy information to follow up to the oral instructions, he had already received. …show more content…
Luke is very orderly in his telling and specific to speak in the way that his audiences would read the story at the time according to their culture. Luke improves Mark’s Greek, rearranges sequence to appear more logically, more precisely and with a better flow. There are some parables that only live in Luke, they are; The Good Samaritan, The Persistent Friend, The Rich Fool, The Barren Fig Tree, The Lost Coin, The Prodigal Son, The Dishonest Manager, The Rich Man and Lazarus, The Dishonest Judge that gives The Widow Justice and The Pharisee and Tax Collector. “Ethos”, which means suddenly in the Greek is mentioned forty-two times, but in Luke only three. He exercises usage of various writing styles throughout the Gospel of Luke that speaks of and to