This book was edited by Marcion of Sinope to create a dualistic religion.
This book was edited by Marcion of Sinope to create a dualistic religion. A woman who was bent over for eighteen years is healed in this book's thirteenth chapter. Like a later book, this one is addressed to Theophilus, which lends credence to the idea that its author also penned Acts of the Apostles. This Synoptic Gospel is the only one to feature the parables of the Corrupt Steward and the Good Samaritan. Its first chapter describes the ministry of John the Baptist. For 10 points, name this longest Synoptic Gospel, the third overall, which comes between Mark and John.
This book was edited by Marcion of Sinope to create a dualistic religion.
Gospel of Luke [or Gospel According to Luke]