Redactional interests in the gospel of Luke. / by Joselito Coo.

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Coo, Joselito

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TextPublication details: [Baesa, Caloocan City,] : 1968. Philippine Union College,Description: vi, 140 leaves; 27 cmLOC classification:

Th .C66 1968

Dissertation note: A thesis presented to the School of Graduate Studies, Philippine Union CollegeThesis (M.A.) - Philippine Union College. Summary: In the preface to his two-volume work dedicated to a certain Theophilus (Luke 1:3; Acts 1:1), Luke candidly states his personal qualification to undertake the task of writing an orderly account of events which has transpired (Luke 1:1-4). He recounts his faithful review of the work of predecessors, and of his particular interest in what had been passed on by fellow believers, by eyewitnesses and the earliest preachers.

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In partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree Master of Arts

A thesis presented to the School of Graduate Studies, Philippine Union College

Thesis (M.A.) - Philippine Union College.

In the preface to his two-volume work dedicated to a certain Theophilus (Luke 1:3; Acts 1:1), Luke candidly states his personal qualification to undertake the task of writing an orderly account of events which has transpired (Luke 1:1-4). He recounts his faithful review of the work of predecessors, and of his particular interest in what had been passed on by fellow believers, by eyewitnesses and the earliest preachers.

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