The "we-passages" in his second book start in Troas in 51 and include a trip to Philippi, and a later expedition along with Paul leads to Caesarea and Jerusalem.
The "we-passages" in his second book start in Troas in 51 and include a trip to Philippi, and a later expedition along with Paul leads to Caesarea and Jerusalem. William Hobart's study comparing his language to that of medical men of his time, along with the testimony of Paul, Jerome, and Eusebius has not convinced some scholars that he was a physician as tradition suggests. The parable of the Good Samaritan, the Council of Jerusalem, and the martyrdom of St. Stephen are all to be found in, for 10 points, the New Testament work of this friend of Theophilus and author of the Acts of the Apostles and Third Gospel.
The "we-passages" in his second book start in Troas in 51 and include a trip to Philippi, and a later expedition along with Paul leads to Caesarea and Jerusalem.
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