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Colossians

Epistle in the New Testament addressed to the church at Colossae; it is attributed to St Paul.



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Consider Paul's Epistle to the Colossians, where he identifies a cosmopolitan mix of individuals (Wall" 171-74): Tychicus from Asia Minor (4:7), the slave Onesimus, whom he met in prison (4:9), Judean believers Aristarchus, Mark, and Justus (4:10-11), Greek believers Luke, Demas, and Epaphras (4:12-14), and Colossian Nymphas, who hosted the group (4:15).
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However, the text should not be left out altogether, in view of what is written by Saint Paul at the end of his Epistle to the Colossians [4.
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