At a glance
- What
- Volume 2 of Luke — the acts of the risen Yeshua (Jesus) through the Spirit and the apostles, tracing the message from Yerushalayim (Jerusalem) "to the end of the earth" (1:8).
- When
- Events from c. 30 CE onward; commonly dated to around 80–90 CE; the companion volume to the Gospel of Luke.
- Who
- Traditionally Luke the physician, Paul's travel companion — the same author as the Gospel of Luke; authorship is debated.
- To whom
- Addressed, like the Gospel, to Theophilus (1:1, "the first account").
- Why
- To continue the "first account" — narrating how the message of the risen Yeshua spread, by the Spirit, from Yerushalayim through Judea and Samaria to the nations.
Chapters
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