Also contained within it are the only versions of the parables "The Prodigal Son" and "The Good Samaritan."
Debate is still ongoing about its author's use of Josephus, although the controversy about his misdating the reign of the tetrarch Lysanius sixty years appears to be settled in its author's favor. The first chapter contains the prophetic song of Zechariah and Mary's Magnificat. Also contained within it are the only versions of the parables "The Prodigal Son" and "The Good Samaritan." Like its companion piece, Acts, it is dedicated to a Roman official named Theophilus. For ten points, name this work written by a follower of Paul, the third book of the Gospels.
Debate is still ongoing about its author's use of Josephus, although the controversy about his misdating the reign of the tetrarch Lysanius sixty years appears to be settled in its author's favor.
The Gospel of {Luke}