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I have struggled with this scripture and how to tie it with our school work. I have read the definition of a thesis statement several times. I have read the scriptures multiple times. I have prayed for the Lord to help me see what is expected or needed. I read the scriptures one more time in another version, all of a sudden it sunk in. Luke was not like the other disciples, he was an educated doctor mentoring others like Theophilus(young believer/disciple). Luke loved "order& detail". He is like us, using our critical thinking, telling specific details(such as in a research paper), and using his thesis statement to probe deeper into the actual events of what was going on 2000 years ago. Luke is explaining the Word of God In such a way that

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