Even as (καθως). This particle was condemned by the Atticists though occurring occasionally from Aristotle on. It is in the papyri…

Even as they delivered them to us.—There is something noticeable in the candor with which the writer disclaims the character of an eyewitn…

Eusebius of Caesarea: St. Luke, at the beginning of his Gospel, has told us the reason for his writing: that many others ha…

In this verse Luke stresses the validity of the tradition of Jesus’ words and deeds (an emphasis that occurs elsewhere in the NT; see [Reference 1 …

Even as they delivered them unto us
By whom the evangelist means, as appears from the after description of them, the…

Luke will not write about things about which Christians may safely differ from one another and hesitate within themselves; but rather about the thi…