The Gospel of Luke

Luke provides a detailed and orderly account of Jesus’ life, emphasizing His compassion for all people, especially the poor, outcasts, and women. Written by a physician and historian, Luke includes unique details about Jesus’ birth, childhood, and genealogy.
The book highlights Jesus’ miracles, teachings, and parables, including the Good Samaritan and the Prodigal Son, which emphasize mercy and forgiveness. Jesus’ concern for sinners and marginalized individuals is a key theme.
Luke also records Jesus’ prayer life, the Last Supper, and His suffering before the crucifixion. The book ends with His resurrection and ascension, preparing the way for the coming of the Holy Spirit in Acts. Luke presents Jesus as the perfect Son of Man, offering salvation to all.