It seemed good to me also (εδοξε καμο). A natural conclusion and justification of Luke's decision to write his narrative. They had…

It seemed good. I thought it best; or, I have also determined. It seemed to be called for that there should be a full, authentic,…

Having had perfect understanding of all things.—Better, having traced (or investigated) all things from their source…

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

Luke now describes his own work of investigation and writing. The word “everything” may partially explain how his work differed from that of the “m…

Having carefully examined all things: the old translator renders it as having followed out all things;²⁰ and the Greek…

It seemed good to me also
Being moved to it by the Holy Ghost; for he did not undertake this work of himself, merely…

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