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The Gospel of St. Luke was written by a gentile, for gentiles. Its purpose was to touch hearts with the good news of Christ, and it speaks especially to the poor and the marginalized of society—including women—with an emphasis on joy, healing, and prayer. Lawrence Farley expounds upon this beautiful account of the life and ministry of Christ for contemporary Christians. In The Gospel of Luke:...

The Gospel of St. Luke has been described as “the loveliest book in the world,” and while intending no disrespect for the other canonical Gospels, one scholar (Donald Guthrie, in his New Testament Introduction) has written, “there is something especially attractive about this Gospel.” What is it about this work that has so touched the hearts of men? It is important to recognize that St. Luke wrote for the very purpose of touching the hearts of men.
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