According the Farrer Hypothesis, this book was written last out of a certain group of three "synoptic" books.
According the Farrer Hypothesis, this book was written last out of a certain group of three "synoptic" books. Its use of medical language and dedication to Theophilus is evidence that its author also wrote (*) Acts of the Apostles. The Beatitudes are stated in the beginning of its Sermon on the Plains, and it is the only Gospel that contains the parables of the Prodigal Son and the Good Samaritan. Coming after Mark, this is, for 10 points, what third and longest of the canonical Gospels?
According the Farrer Hypothesis, this book was written last out of a certain group of three "synoptic" books.
The Gospel of {Luke} [accept the Gospel According to {Luke}]