Silas
Silas (1–50) was a writer and missionary.
Also recorded as St Silas; Saint Silas; St. Silas; Silvanus.
Overview
Born at Rome in 1, died at Macedonia in 50.
In detail
training under Paul the Apostle is recorded. the recorded working language is Koine Greek.
Positions recorded include bishop and prophet. Membership is recorded of seventy disciples.
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