소장자료

For nearly nineteen hundred years, few have questioned the single authorship of Luke and Acts. Applying a statistical analysis of both works that is unique to biblical scholarship, this study reveals significant stylistic differences between the two books, providing a reassessment of the evidence for unitary authorship.

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1 Background and methodology

2 Authorial data: seams and summaries

3 Authorial criteria: Greek prose compositional conventions

4 Authorial unity: analysis results and probabilities

5 Final considerations and future directions

Appendix

Bibliography

Index of Biblical and other Ancient Sources

Index of Modern Authors and Subjects