New Testament
Mnason
An early Cypriot disciple who hosted Paul and his companions during their final journey to Jerusalem.
Mnason is identified in Acts 21:16 as an early disciple from Cyprus who provided lodging for Paul and his traveling companions. His role highlights the hospitality and network of believers that supported the apostolic mission. He is described as an original disciple, suggesting he may have been among those who followed Jesus during His earthly ministry.
In the text
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- First appears
- Acts 21:16
- Last appears
- Acts 21:16
Where Mnason appears
1 verse · 1 chapterIn the same books
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