New Testament
Eunice
A godly Jewish believer and mother of Timothy, noted for her sincere faith.
Eunice was a Jewish woman who became a believer in Christ and raised her son, Timothy, in the knowledge of the Holy Scriptures. The Apostle Paul commends her for the sincere faith that dwelt in her, which served as a foundational influence on Timothy's own ministry. Her life highlights the significance of generational faithfulness in the transmission of the gospel.
In the text
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- Books
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- First appears
- 2 Timothy 1:5
- Last appears
- 2 Timothy 1:5
Where Eunice appears
1 verse · 1 chapterIn the same books
- Onesiphorus2 versesA faithful believer who diligently sought out and refreshed the imprisoned Apostle Paul in Rome.
- Carpus1 versesA believer in Troas who hosted the Apostle Paul and kept his cloak, books, and parchments.
- Claudia1 versesA Christian woman in Rome who sent greetings to Timothy in Paul's final epistle.
- Crescens1 versesA companion of the Apostle Paul who departed for Galatia during Paul's final Roman imprisonment.
- Eubulus1 versesA Christian in Rome who sent greetings to Timothy in Paul's final epistle.
- Hermogenes1 versesAn individual in Asia who abandoned the Apostle Paul during his final Roman imprisonment.
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