路加, or Luke, is one of the four Gospel writers in the New Testament of the Christian Bible. He is traditionally believed to be a physician and a companion of the Apostle Paul. The Gospel of Luke emphasizes the compassion of Jesus and includes many parables not found in the other Gospels. In addition to the Gospel, Luke is also credited with writing the Book of Acts, which details the early Christian church's history and the spread of the Gospel after Jesus' resurrection. His writings are known for their literary quality and attention to detail, making them significant for both religious and historical studies.