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- PersonMark (John Mark)Jerusalem believer and companion of Barnabas, Paul, and Peter; traditional author of the second Gospel, preserving Peter's preaching of Jesus the Servant who acts.
- PersonLukeThe beloved physician and companion of Paul; careful historian of the orderly account — the Gospel of Luke and the Acts of the Apostles, one two-volume work to Theophilus.
- PersonSilasA leading man among the brethren, sent from Jerusalem to carry the Council's letter to Antioch, and then Paul's companion on the second journey — singing hymns at midnight in…
- PersonKorahThe Kohathite Levite who led two hundred fifty princes against Moses and Aaron — "ye take too much upon you" — and was swallowed alive with his company; his sons died not, and…
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- ProphecyThe Medo-Persian Dual EmpireDaniel described the Medo-Persian Empire as a ram with two horns, one higher than the other, with the higher arising last—and predicted its expansion westward, northward, and…
- ProphecyPreceded by a Massacre of InfantsGreat mourning would accompany the Messiah's birth.
- ProphecyJoy at His BirthGreat joy would accompany the Messiah's birth.
- ProphecyBetrayed by a FriendThe Messiah would be betrayed by a close companion who shared meals with him.
- ProphecyComes with His SaintsThe Messiah will return accompanied by his saints.
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- AuthorProcopius of GazaProcopius was born about 465 at Gaza, on the coast of Palestine, and died there about 528. He spent his working life as a teacher of rhetoric, and he was the leading figure in…
- AuthorAcacius of CaesareaAcacius was the pupil, librarian and successor of Eusebius, the historian of the church. He took the see of Caesarea in Palestine about 340 and kept it until his death in 366…
- AuthorPope Urban IUrban became bishop of Rome in 222, succeeding Callistus, and held the office until 230. His eight years fell in one of the strangest windows in the history of the early…
- AuthorIgnatius of AntiochIgnatius was bishop of Antioch in Syria — the city where believers were first called Christians. He called himself Theophorus, "God-bearer." He was condemned to die in the…
- AuthorJeromeEusebius Hieronymus was born about 347 at Stridon, a town on the border of Dalmatia and Pannonia that no longer exists. His parents were Christians with money. They sent him to…