The Gospel of Luke is the third canonical gospel of the New Testament, attributed to Luke the Evangelist. It is notable for its emphasis on compassion, the poor, women, and outcasts, and includes unique parables such as the Good Samaritan and the Prodigal Son.
Distinctive emphasis on mercy, poverty, and inclusion in the life of Jesus; forms part of a two-volume work with Acts of the Apostles.
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