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Prologue[a]

Chapter 1

Since many different individuals have undertaken the task to set down an account of the events that have been fulfilled among us,

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Footnotes

  1. Luke 1:1 Like the Greek historians of his time, Luke begins his book with a prologue. He dedicates the work to a distinguished person, Theophilus (otherwise unknown to us), who has already been taught the good news. Some scholars believe that the name is symbolic for it means “lover of God,” hence all Christians.