New Testament
Secundus
A Christian from Thessalonica who accompanied the Apostle Paul on his journey to Asia Minor.
Secundus is mentioned only once in Acts 20:4 as one of the companions who traveled with Paul from Greece toward Asia. Along with Aristarchus, he represented the church in Thessalonica during this mission. His inclusion highlights the collaborative nature of Paul's ministry and the support provided by regional churches.
In the text
Where Secundus appears
1 verse · 1 chapterIn the same books
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