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Colossians 4:10 · BSB
4:10 My fellow prisoner Aristarchus sends you greetings, as does Mark the cousin of Barnabas. You have already received instructions about him: If he comes to you, welcome him.
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…Gaius and Aristarchus, and they drugged them into the theater to beat them, to persecute them. This is that Aristarchus. We find him again inColossians chapter 4, verse 10, when Paul is in Rome and he's writing this book to the church at Colossae, and he says, Aristarchus, my fellow prisoner, greets you. Listen, this…
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…Paul that lets us know how this story ends. So, if you go to 2 Timothy chapter 4, verse 11. So, so years later, Paul actually mentions Mark. And inColossians chapter 4, verse 10, he says, "If he comes to you." to the church in Colossae, he says, "If Mark comes to you, I want you to welcome him." But it it it doesn't really…
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…in prison as Paul had written these letters known as the prison epistles: Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians, and Philemon. And so Philemon 24,Colossians 4:10, both times he salutes John Mark. Whatever rift there was, it had been repaired. Whatever friendship had been stifled, it was fixed. They weren't…
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…the prayer and support of others, might do what? He might shrink back. And so he says, pray for me. Colossians 4, we'll look at this last one.Colossians 4:10. 2 through 4, similar prayer requests from Paul to a church. Paul never been here. He had never been to Colossae, but here's what he requests of…
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…teamed up again. Ironically, though, it does tell us later that Paul and John Mark were again ministering together again. Isn't that interesting?Colossians chapter 4, verse 10. Paul says it, uh Aristarchus, my fellow prisoner, sends you greetings, and also Barnabas's cousin Mark, about whom I you received instructions. If…
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…for ten years after that split. His reputation is scarred and at least some refuse to use him. And he does not come up again in Scripture untilColossians chapter 4 verse 10. When the Apostle Paul said this, In other words, sometime within that ten years of absence, Mark has now caught up with Paul and he's with Paul or…
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…can make good out of this. Maybe he thought that John Mark had grown up in the last few weeks. We don't know. We should also remember, though, thatColossians chapter 4, verse 10tells us that John Mark is Barnabas' cousin. So there's a relationship here. At the end of the day, yet again, we are not told the exact reason for…
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…to visit in Galatians, chapter two. And so since Barnabas was John Mark's cousin, and if you want to check me on that, the passage of Scripture isColossians, chapter 4, verse 10. We can see that John Mark is Barnabas cousin, actually not nephew cousin. And because Barnabas had such an encouraging spirit, he. And he had that…
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…there, so a prominent believer in Jerusalem. Mary, it turns out, is Barnabas' aunt because John called Mark was Barnabas' cousin according toColossians chapter 4 verse 10. So this John called Mark, whom I will call Mark from now on, was beloved in the Jerusalem church. Apostle Peter had a particular affection for…
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…for us, Barnabas agreed, right? They made a plan to go. And Barnabas adds to that that he would like to take John Mark along. Who we learn inColossians chapter 4, verse 10, that John Mark is likely Barnabas' cousin. And I say like because we don't know for sure because the word in the ESV translator for cousin can…
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