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A main characteristic of Lukan Gospel has often been found in his socalled "universalism," especially by Anglo-Saxon scholars. It is treated by them as if it were an established theory.(1) In the recent studies, Lukan Gospel and the Acts of the Apostles are regarded as a connected work redacted by the evangelist Luke. Then, if universalism is a main charasteristic of Lukan Gospel, it will be seen in the Acts of the Apostles, too. But what must be asked is the meaning of universalism in that case. Universalism in early Christianity usually means a view that the gospel can be applied not only to the Jewish people but also to other people, namely, the "Gentiles." Then this thought is opposed to nationalism, and therefore

THE JEWS AND THE GENTILES IN THE GOSPEL OF LUKE, CONCERNING THE SO-CALLED "UNIVERSALISM"