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New Testament studies

the view, made standard by Cadbury, that the Gospel of Luke and Acts are two volumes of a single work by one author.

In New Testament studies, Luke-Acts refers to the view, made standard by Cadbury, that the Gospel of Luke and Acts are two volumes of a single work by one author. This meaning comes from Cadbury (1927) in The making of Luke-Acts.[1]

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Cadbury, H. J. (1927). The making of Luke-Acts. Hendrickson Publishers. ISBN 9780281007363

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