Luke

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Biblical figure Christian saint Evangelist New Testament person

Luke is traditionally regarded as the author of the Gospel of Luke and the Acts of the Apostles in the New Testament, and is thought to have been a physician and companion of the Apostle Paul.

Statements (48)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Biblical figure → Christian saint → Evangelist → New Testament person →
alsoKnownAs	Luke the Evangelist → Saint Luke → St. Luke →
associatedWith	Early Christianity → Pauline missions →
associatedWork	Acts of the Apostles → Gospel of Luke →
centuryActive	1st century →
companionOf	Paul the Apostle →
feastDay	18 October →
field	Medicine → Theology →
genre	Christian history → Gospel writing →
influenced	Christian historiography → Christian theology →
languageOfName	Greek →
mentionedIn	New Testament → Pauline epistles →
name	Luke →
occupation	Companion of Paul the Apostle →
patronage	Artists → Butchers → Painters → Physicians → Surgeons →
profession	Physician → Writer →
regionOfActivity	Eastern Mediterranean →
religion	Christianity →
role	Author of the Acts of the Apostles → Author of the Gospel of Luke →
subjectOf	Christian hagiography →
symbol	Winged ox →
testament	New Testament →
title	Evangelist →
tradition	Christian tradition →
traditionalAuthorOf	Acts of the Apostles → Gospel of Luke →
veneratedIn	Anglican Communion → Eastern Orthodox Church → Lutheran Church → Oriental Orthodox Churches → Roman Catholic Church →

Referenced by (15)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Luke Foxe → Luke Nosek → Luke Richardson → Luke Trump → R. Luke Concanen →	givenName
Jesse → Shealtiel →	appearsInBook
Epistle to the Colossians → Second Epistle to Timothy →	mentionsPerson
Luke → Luke the Evangelist →	name
Roman Catholic biblical canon →	includesBook
Epistle to Philemon →	mentions
Lucas →	relatedName
Acts of the Apostles →	traditionalAuthor