The Acts of the Apostles is a sequel to Luke's Gospel. Which gospel is Luke associated with?

• A. The Gospel of Matthew
• B. The Gospel of Luke
• C. The Gospel of John
• D. The Gospel of Mark

Answer: (B)

The main link is that Luke wrote both works, treating them as a two‑volume account. The Acts of the Apostles explicitly picks up after the end of Luke’s Gospel, continuing the story from the Resurrection and ascension. The writing style, the address to Theophilus, and the opening prologue in Luke’s Gospel align with Acts, and early church tradition names Luke as the author of both. So Luke is associated with the Gospel of Luke, not with Matthew, Mark, or John.