How many chapters are in the book of Luke?

The Gospel of Luke has 24 chapters. Luke is the namesake of the man who wrote it, and it is his testimony to the life, death and resurrection of Christ Jesus. It also happens to be part one of his work; part two—though not officially called such—is the Book of Acts, which details the early church, the works of the apostles, and various people coming to faith and sometimes dying for the name of Christ. The Greek in the Luke and Acts is reminiscent of someone that is educated and that fits with the fact that Luke himself was a doctor, a man who was undoubtably educated in the lingua franca of the day, Greek.

His main idea in Luke is to show that there should be no barrier between the Jewish people and the non-Jewish people that were despised by the Jews.