Dedicated to Theophilus, this book is referred to as the source material for Acts, and it is thought that the author is the same.  
The author of this book is often contrasted with those "of the circumcision," particularly in Colossians 4:10-14, indicating that he was a gentile.  Dedicated to Theophilus, this book is referred to as the source material for Acts, and it is thought that the author is the same.  The author of this book implies that he was not an eyewitness to the events described, but does state that he researched them fully.  It begins with the infancy and childhood of Jesus and ends with the resurrection.  FTP, identify this synoptic Gospel, the third book of the New Testament.
The author of this book is often contrasted with those "of the circumcision," particularly in Colossians 4:10-14, indicating that he was a gentile.  
Book of Luke