prophets; and it was his expectation that this potential would be realized in the church of his day as it had been in the past (Lk. 3:16; 11:13; 2:38–39). 3. Luke’s Distinctive Pneumatology: A Response to Evangelical Objections In his failure to address today’s crucial issue, Fee does not stand alone. Two commonly held presuppositions have inhibited many Evangelical non-Pentecostals from considering the distinctive character of Luke’s pneumatology. The first presupposition is associated with the