Birthplace: Greece
Died: 0100 AD
Silas, also known as Silvanus, was a key figure in the Early Christian community in the 1st century AD. He played a crucial role as a companion of Paul the Apostle during his second missionary journey, aiding in the expansion of Christianity. Silas exhibited strong leadership skills and steadfast commitment to Paul’s teachings and the Christian faith. His professional endeavors included active participation in evangelism, teaching, and fostering the growth of the Early Christian movement through his collaboration with Paul.
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