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The same name traced across the biblical canon and the Second Temple texts, side by side.
Herodion
He gets a greeting from Paul in Rome, who calls him "kinsman", most likely meaning a fellow Jew. The name comes from the Herod family, so he may have belonged to a Herodian household.
He gets a greeting from Paul in Rome, who calls him "kinsman", most likely meaning a fellow Jew. The name comes from the Herod family, so he may have belonged to a Herodian household.
A Christian in Rome whom Paul greets as his "kinsman," likely meaning a fellow Jew rather than a blood relative, near the end of his letter to the Romans (Rom. 16:11). His name, derived from the Herod family, suggests he may have belonged to the household of a member of the Herodian dynasty.
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- Romans 16:11
