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The same name traced across the biblical canon and the Second Temple texts, side by side.

Corinthian

Anyone from Corinth. Crispus, the synagogue ruler who believed with his household, is one Acts names, and Paul speaks straight to them as Corinthians in his second letter.

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First, in plain English

Anyone from Corinth. Crispus, the synagogue ruler who believed with his household, is one Acts names, and Paul speaks straight to them as Corinthians in his second letter.

Who this is

Corinthian designates an inhabitant of Corinth, the wealthy Roman colony and trade hub where Paul founded a church during an eighteen-month stay. Acts names Crispus, a synagogue ruler who believed with his whole household, among the Corinthians converted there, and Paul later addresses the congregation directly by that name in his second letter to them.

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The word

G2881

Where it appears
  • Acts 18:8
  • 2 Corinthians 6:11

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