... could have been written in Rome some time around 70 AD This also coincides with the freshness of the biographies of various accounts of the "we"-statements found in later passages (Gundry 297) According to Robert Grant, Luke uses the attributes of the writings of Graeco-Roman historians. The preface of Luke 1:3 marks a higher level of literary culture than almost anything else in the New Testament (with the exception of the Epistle to the Hebrews, in antiquity Sometimes ascribed ... people and bring the good news of God. This lies in perfectly with Luke's goal of showing the universalit...

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