Luke (the disciple)

Luke was a physician and one of Jesus’s four gospel writers, known for his detailed and compassionate account of Jesus’s life, teachings, death, and resurrection. He was also a missionary companion of the Apostle Paul, traveling to spread Christianity across different regions. As a historian, Luke aimed to present an accurate narrative, emphasizing Jesus’s concern for all people, especially marginalized groups. His writings, the Gospel of Luke and the Acts of the Apostles, are key sources for understanding early Christianity and provide a thoughtful perspective on Jesus's ministry and its impact.