The Gospel of Luke

The commentary explores how the Gospel of Luke is intricately linked to Paul's Letter to the Galatians, showcasing a sequential reworking of its themes. It highlights Luke's use of diverse literary motifs from various sources, including other Pauline letters, the Gospel of Mark, and classical texts. This analysis positions the figure of Jesus in Luke as a theological embodiment of God's Son, reflecting the teachings and life of Paul the Apostle, suggesting that Luke's work is more theological and ethical than biographical.