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The audience of Luke’s Gospel is mostly for the Gentile individuals. Therefore, it is evident that the non-Jews had also been included to be targeted for writing and structuring the Gospel of Luke. This evidence is clear to indicate that there had been concern shown by Luke about non-Jewish audience. The Gospel of Luke applies to every individual believing in God. Even if there is an atheist reading the Gospel of Luke, the atheist can be able to get evangelized with the way in which the narrative of Luke has been composed. In Luke 12:15, there is clear indication by Jesus to His disciples and listeners that any kind of greed must be gotten rid of from the heart and mind of every follower of Jesus.