Who is this Theophilus that Luke-Acts was written to? Why did Luke consider it to be of such importance to write him a two-volume work like this? Is there something to the title Luke uses to address him? Why does the Centurion at the foot of the cross in Luke proclaim Jesus' "innocence?" Why does Acts end with such a cliffhanger if Paul is already dead? These are important question that could all be resolved with the same answer.