Luke is a great gospel, I think because he is writing with the benefit of some distance from the events. It's like a memoir from someone who thought in ww2 is very valuable, but actually a historian writing a few decades later can look at events more holistically - and perhaps see more clearly what specific details are most relevant.
Luke is a great gospel, I think because he is writing with the benefit of some distance from the events. It's like a memoir from someone who thought in ww2 is very valuable, but actually a historian writing a few decades later can look at events more holistically - and perhaps see more clearly what specific details are most relevant.