Its preface is a letter to Theophilus, and in the first chapter Zechariah is struck dumb as punishment for incredulity.
One section of this work describes Lazarus meeting Abraham in heaven, while a rich man calls out from hell. Its preface is a letter to Theophilus, and in the first chapter Zechariah is struck dumb as punishment for incredulity. In another section, the tax superintendant Zacchaeus gives half his possessions to charity. The Good Samaritan and Prodigal Son parables appear only in this book, while its author is traditionally believed to have also written Acts of the Apostles, and is frequently represented by an ox. FTP, identify this third canonical gospel which follows Mark and precedes John.
One section of this work describes Lazarus meeting Abraham in heaven, while a rich man calls out from hell.
The Gospel According to {Luke}