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The same name traced across the biblical canon and the Second Temple texts, side by side.
Adronicus
Paul greets Andronicus, a Jewish Christian and his relative or countryman, together with Junia in Romans 16:7. He calls the pair outstanding among the apostles and says they believed in Christ before he did.
Paul greets Andronicus, a Jewish Christian and his relative or countryman, together with Junia in Romans 16:7. He calls the pair outstanding among the apostles and says they believed in Christ before he did.
This entry's name reflects a likely data spelling of Andronicus, a Jewish Christian and relative or fellow countryman of Paul whom Paul greets in Romans 16:7 along with Junia, calling the pair "outstanding among the apostles" and noting that they had been believers in Christ before Paul's own conversion.
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- Romans 16:7
