Name this synoptic gospel which traditionally is placed third in the New Testament, between those of Mark and John.
This work notes that those who fail to believe in Moses and the Prophets will not believe in a resurrected man. One character in this book is a tax collector who climbs a tree due to his short stature and is named Zacchaeus [zak-KAY-us]. In a parable in this book, an elder brother is bitter that his younger brother was welcomed home by their father despite having forsaken him and squandered his birthright. Its introduction to Theophilus implies that its author, a physician, also wrote the Acts of the Apostles. Name this synoptic gospel which traditionally is placed third in the New Testament, between those of Mark and John.
This work notes that those who fail to believe in Moses and the Prophets will not believe in a resurrected man.
Gospel According to Luke [prompt on Bible or New Testament before "Theophilus"]