St. Luke, Lucas van Leyden (1508). What Sources Did Luke Have For His Story of Paul? Photo: The Met.

Newest Article: Luke Used Sources for His Story of Paul, but Not the Ones You Think

Written by Nathan Nadeau

Luke’s account of Paul in Acts is best understood as drawing on multiple eyewitness sources within the Pauline circle rather than on Paul’s letters or Luke’s constant companionship with Paul. Barnabas, Silas, and possibly Timothy supplied information about different stages of Paul’s ministry,… Read More

 

 

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