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Andrews [41]
3 years ago
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Match the person to the information contributed to Luke's writings.1. Paul2. Luke3. Philip4. eyewitnesses5. JamesA. investigated

everything about the life of ChristB. provided firsthand descriptions of eventsC. may have provided text of Stephen's address and the story of his martyrdomD. may have described the appointment of deacons, and the conversion of the Ethiopian eunich and the SamaritansE. may have provided the information about the day of Pentacost
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1 answer:
mart [117]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

The answers are:

Explanation:

1. Paul - may have provided text of Stephen's address and the story of his martyrdom

2.Luke  - investigated everything about the life of Christ

3. Philip - may have described the appointment of deacons, and the conversion of the Ethiopian eunich and the Samaritans

4. Eyewitnesses -provided firsthand descriptions of events

5. James - may have provided the information about the day of Pentacost

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