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Secundus was a Thessalonian believer who accompanied Paul on his journey.
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Secundus is mentioned in Act.20.4 as one of the men who accompanied Paul on his journey from Greece to Jerusalem. He is described as a Thessalonian, indicating that he was from the city of Thessalonica. Secundus, along with several others, joined Paul in Troas after Paul had spent time in Greece. These men likely represented the churches in their respective cities and were delegated to travel with Paul to Jerusalem, possibly to deliver financial aid to the believers there.
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Second, a Christian of Thessalonica who accompanied Paul into Asia (Acts 20:4).
(fortunate), a Thessalonian Christian. (Acts 20:4) (A.D. 55.) Seer, [Prophet]
SECUN'DUS (second, or fortunate), a Christian of Thessalonica. Acts 20:4.
SECUN'DUS (second, or fortunate), a Christian of Thessalonica. Acts 20:4.
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Paul was accompanied by Sopater son of Pyrrhus from Berea, Aristarchus and Secundus from Thessalonica, Gaius from Derbe, Timothy, and Tychicus and Trophimus from the province of Asia.
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