Luke’s Gospel (c.85–90 CE) offers a detailed and orderly account of Jesus’ life, emphasizing His compassion and inclusivity. It includes many parables unique to Luke and stresses the role of the Holy Spirit, highlighting Jesus’ mission to all people.

Author: Traditionally Luke the physician (a companion of Paul).

Date Written: Circa 85–90 CE.

Context: Written for a primarily Gentile audience (addressed to 'Theophilus'), Luke situates Jesus in a broader Greco-Roman context and emphasizes the universal scope of the gospel.