(New Testament) the Apostle closely associated with St. Paul and traditionally assumed to be the author of the third Gospel.
1The case is stronger in regard to the quotation from St. Luke.
2For we find it also in the 12th chapter of St. Luke.
3A fire gutted the interior of St. Luke's Church last March 6th.
4So St. Luke writ the gospel having diligently attained to all things.
5I went to see a psychologist, Dr. Nakano, at St. Luke's Hospital.
6The congregation worshipping at St. Luke's is formed chiefly of working people.
7There won't be any paragraphs about St. Luke's in the Church papers.
8During his last year at St. Luke's Philip had to work hard.
9Nothing on physic, though they claim that St. Luke was a doctor.
10It was written by St. Luke the Evangelist, and the original in Greek.
11This is of importance in considering the statements of St. Luke.
12To print and publish the Gospel of St. Luke, in Arabic.
13Pastored St. Luke Circuit in southwest part of Arkansas below Washington.
14On the contrary he returned, wrapped in meditation, to St. Luke.
15He was on the eve of leaving St. Luke for ever.
16Together with The Hand on the Latch, St. Luke's Summer and The Understudy