Hi, Steven —
Luke was not an Apostle; he was a disciple of the Apostle, Paul.
We first
hear of him in the book of Acts where he joins Paul on his missionary journeys.
Tradition ascribes one New Testament Gospel and the book of Acts to his
authorship.
It is also believed that he was a Greek or Greek Jew and a physician.
The Gospel according to Luke has more accounts of miraculous healings than
any other. This same Gospel was probably intended to evangelize Greek Jews
and Gentiles.
Hope this answers your question.
Under His Mercy,
John C. DiMascio
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