New Testament
Zenas
A Christian lawyer and companion of Apollos mentioned by Paul in his letter to Titus.
Zenas is mentioned only once in the New Testament in Titus 3:13, where Paul commends him and Apollos to Titus. He is identified as a lawyer, likely referring to an expert in Jewish law or Roman jurisprudence. His inclusion highlights the diverse backgrounds of early believers who supported the apostolic mission.
In the text
- Verses
- 1
- Books
- 1
- First appears
- Titus 3:13
- Last appears
- Titus 3:13
Where Zenas appears
1 verse · 1 chapterIn the same books
- Artemas1 versesA Christian associate of the Apostle Paul mentioned in his Epistle to Titus.
- Apollos10 versesAn eloquent Jewish Christian teacher from Alexandria who played a significant role in the early church's ministry.
- Titus13 versesA trusted Gentile coworker of Paul who served as a leader in the church at Crete.
- Paul178 versesA former persecutor of the church transformed by Christ to become the primary apostle to the Gentiles.
- Jesus1,193 versesThe incarnate Son of God, Savior of the world, and the promised Messiah of Old and New Testament prophecy.
- Tychicus7 versesA faithful companion and fellow worker of the Apostle Paul who delivered his epistles to the churches.
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