Saint Luke the evangelist was very faithful to God and helped a lot of people learn about God. Saint Luke was one of the four Gospel writers. His Gospel is the second longest out of the four. His gospel has my favorite story which is the Good Samaritan. His gospel taught about the love and faithfulness of Jesus Christ. It also talks about salvation history. He also divides the history of the first century Christianity into three stages which the gospel talks about two of the three.
Saint Luke wasn't likely to grow up the way he did which is very interesting. He was most likely poor and born a slave. Most people born poor were not taught how to be a doctor but Saint Luke was. Saint Luke was a physician when he was older. He was born a Greek and a gentile instead of being born a Jew like most …show more content…
A periphery is the outer limits or edge of an area or object. Many people do believe in everything Saint Luke says, which is ok. They believe he committed no sins but nobody is perfect and Saint Luke knew that so God viewed him as very faithful. People raise money for the churches of Saint Luke is because they believe that Saint Luke is an amazing Saint to believe and trust in. People have risen over $150 million to support the dioceses that support Saint Luke. People support him so much because of how faithful he was to Jesus and how much he helped people. He also taught a lot of people how to be faithful to Jesus.
How Saint Luke became a saint and how he was viewed at as faithful to God. Saint Luke became a saint by being faithful to God and always been sorry for his sins. He also very faithful to Saint Paul and most likely accompanied him on several missionary journeys. Saint Paul made a lot of churches in Asia Minor and Europe. Saint Paul also proclaimed the gospel to a lot of people. Saint Luke was also a saint because he is a martyr. Another reason Saint Luke was looked at faithful because he wrote the Gospel of
Saint Luke wasn't likely to grow up the way he did which is very interesting. He was most likely poor and born a slave. Most people born poor were not taught how to be a doctor but Saint Luke was. Saint Luke was a physician when he was older. He was born a Greek and a gentile instead of being born a Jew like most …show more content…
A periphery is the outer limits or edge of an area or object. Many people do believe in everything Saint Luke says, which is ok. They believe he committed no sins but nobody is perfect and Saint Luke knew that so God viewed him as very faithful. People raise money for the churches of Saint Luke is because they believe that Saint Luke is an amazing Saint to believe and trust in. People have risen over $150 million to support the dioceses that support Saint Luke. People support him so much because of how faithful he was to Jesus and how much he helped people. He also taught a lot of people how to be faithful to Jesus.
How Saint Luke became a saint and how he was viewed at as faithful to God. Saint Luke became a saint by being faithful to God and always been sorry for his sins. He also very faithful to Saint Paul and most likely accompanied him on several missionary journeys. Saint Paul made a lot of churches in Asia Minor and Europe. Saint Paul also proclaimed the gospel to a lot of people. Saint Luke was also a saint because he is a martyr. Another reason Saint Luke was looked at faithful because he wrote the Gospel of