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My greetings to Andronicus and Junias, kinsmen and fellow prisoners of mine, who have won repute among the apostles that were in Christ’s service before me.✻ (Romans 16, 7)
You must not deceive yourselves, any of you, about this. If any of you thinks he is wise, after the fashion of his fellow men, he must turn himself into a fool, so as to be truly wise. (1 Corinthians 3, 18)
whereas the prophet speaks to edify, to encourage, to comfort his fellow men. (1 Corinthians 14, 3)
You are no longer exiles, then, or aliens; the saints are your fellow citizens, you belong to God’s household. (Ephesians 2, 19)
Yes, and I ask thee, who sharest the yoke so loyally, to take part with them; they have worked for the gospel at my side, as much as Clement and those other fellow labourers of mine, whose names are recorded in the book of life.✻ (Philippians 4, 3)
Your teacher was Epaphras, for us, a well-loved fellow bondsman, and for you a loyal minister of Jesus Christ;✻ (Colossians 1, 7)
You will hear how things go with me from Tychicus, my dearly loved brother and faithful servant, my fellow bondsman in the Lord; (Colossians 4, 7)
Greetings to you from my fellow prisoner Aristarchus, and from Mark, the kinsman of Barnabas, about whom you have been given instructions; if he visits you, make him welcome; (Colossians 4, 10)
Your own fellow countryman Epaphras sends you his greeting, a servant of Jesus Christ who ever remembers you anxiously in his prayers, hoping that you will stand firm in the perfect achievement of all that is God’s will for you; (Colossians 4, 12)
You took for your model, brethren, the churches of God which are assembled in Judaea in the name of Christ Jesus. You were treated by your own fellow countrymen as those churches were treated by the Jews, (1 Thessalonians 2, 14)
Greetings to you from Epaphras, my fellow prisoner in Christ Jesus; (Philemon 1, 23)
The purpose for which any high priest is chosen from among his fellow men, and made a representative of men in their dealings with God, is to offer gifts and sacrifices in expiation of their sins. (Hebrews 5, 1)
