The book of Luke and Acts are of the same writer. It is addressed to Theophilus. On the debut of the book of Luke. Luke wrote: Therefore. since I myself have carefully investigated everything from the beginning. it seemed good besides to me to compose an orderly history for you. most first-class Theophilus. so that you may cognize the certainty of the things you have been taught ( Luke 1:3-4 ) . With that poetry it is clear that Luke did investigated the histories of Jesus.

If we try to analyze the Bible from Matthew to John. all of the histories are similar. They merely differ in the inside informations of the histories. Luke is non the direct adherent ( non one of the 12 adherents ) of Jesus Christ but he was able to accommodate what he wrote with the books of John. Matthew and Mark. With the same histories found in Matthew. Mark. and John. we can reason that he understands Jesus’ intent here on Earth.

On the book of Acts. Luke elaborates the things that make a Christian. He mentioned even how a Christian should move. He even wrote some of the histories of the trusters after Jesus ascended to heaven. In his books he ne’er mentioned about how he understands the decease of Jesus. but on his Hagiographas we can state that he to the full understand the decease of Jesus ; that is to deliver us from our wickednesss.

On the other manus. it is the religion that convicts him to state the people that Jesus is guiltless of a wickedness meriting to decease. As we can see on the histories of Jesus on the book of Luke. Jesus did non perpetrate things that deserve decease but instead it is because of the fright of the Pharisees that the attending of the people will be diverted to Jesus. They are afraid that their places will non be honored by the people. It is for that ground that Luke truly is convicted to state the universe non merely the artlessness of Jesus Christ but the truth and the love that Jesus offer on the cross to salvage His people.

Basically. religion is the motive of Luke in stating such thing to people. We can even certify that when we have faith on a certain thing we can make even the impossible things merely to prosecute or stand on the religion that we have.

Work cited:

The Holy Bible ( 1988 ) . The New International Version. Broadman & A ; Holman Publishers: Capital of tennessee