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The same name traced across the biblical canon and the Second Temple texts, side by side.
Eutychus
Asleep in a third-storey window at Troas while Paul preached late, he fell to the ground and was taken up for dead. Paul went down, held him and said he was alive, and they went back up and ate and talked until daybreak.
Asleep in a third-storey window at Troas while Paul preached late, he fell to the ground and was taken up for dead. Paul went down, held him and said he was alive, and they went back up and ate and talked until daybreak.
Eutychus was a young man at Troas who sat in a third-story window during one of Paul's late-night sermons and, overcome by drowsiness, fell asleep and dropped to the ground below, apparently dead. Paul went down, embraced him, and announced that he was alive, after which the gathering continued and shared a meal before Paul left at daybreak (Acts 20:9-12).
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- Acts 20:9
