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vichka [17]
1 year ago
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Which new testament gospel is widely considered to be part of a two-volume work, along with the acts of the apostles?.

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babunello [35]1 year ago
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"The "Gospel of Luke and Acts" make up a two-volume work which scholars refer them as "Luke–Acts"."

"The Gospel is the first part of a two-volume production that forwarded the biblical historical facts about God's affairs with humanity that were based in the "Old Testament", depicting how God's guarantees to Israelites have been achieved through Jesus and the reclamation guaranteed to Israel and fulfilled by Jesus. According to church tradition, the author the " St. Luke" ,was named as a partner of the apostle Paul in the three letters connected to Paul himself."

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