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

Gaius (Man living at the time of the New Testament)

Gaius was a common name among Paul's traveling companions and hosts, borne by at least three different men across Acts, Romans, and Paul's letters, making it difficult to know for certain which references describe the same person.

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Gaius was a common name among Paul's traveling companions and hosts, borne by at least three different men across Acts, Romans, and Paul's letters, making it difficult to know for certain which references describe the same person.

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Gaius was a common name among Paul's traveling companions and hosts, borne by at least three different men across Acts, Romans, and Paul's letters, making it difficult to know for certain which references describe the same person.

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G1050

Where it appears
  • Acts 19:29

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