Written in Koine [koi-NEY]
The gospel attributed to Marcion of Sinope is closely related to this religious text, though theologians debate whether it is a revision or basis for this text. Written in Koine [koi-NEY] Greek, this text is addressed to a figure addressed as "optime," Theophilus. This text is the only one of the Synoptic Gospels to include the story of the rich man and the beggar named Lazarus, and this gospel shares many parallels with the Gospel of John. Authored by an evangelist represented by an ox with wings, FTP name this gospel written by the author of Acts of the Apostles, which follows Matthew and Mark.
The gospel attributed to Marcion of Sinope is closely related to this religious text, though theologians debate whether it is a revision or basis for this text.
Gospel of Luke