Who was Luke in the Bible? | GotQuestions.org

We know the Gospel of Luke and the Book of Acts, but who was Luke in the Bible? He’s the only Gentile author in the entire New Testament, yet he never uses his own name. Why did this man, whom Paul called “the beloved physician,” join the apostles as a “fellow laborer” on their dangerous missionary journeys? He was with Paul during his imprisonment and wrote to a mysterious man named Theophilus. We look at the unique perspective of the author of Luke and Acts and why his role was so critical.

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