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'''Demas''' is the name of a Biblical person mentioned three times in the [[New Testament]]. The mentions are shown below in what is traditionally considered chronological order: | '''Demas''' is the name of a Biblical person mentioned three times in the [[New Testament]]. The mentions are shown below in what is traditionally considered chronological order: | ||
| − | *First, in Philemon 24, he is mentioned as a "fellow laborer" along with others so named. | + | *First, in {{bibleverse|Philemon|24|9}}, he is mentioned as a "fellow laborer" along with others so named. |
| − | *Second, in Colossians 4:14, he is simply mentioned by name (along with Luke "the beloved physician") | + | *Second, in {{bibleverse|Colossians|4:14|9}}, he is simply mentioned by name (along with Luke "the beloved physician") |
| − | *Third and last, in 2 Timothy 4:10 (commonly believed to be Paul's last epistle), he is mentioned as having forsaken Paul, "having loved this present world". | + | *Third and last, in {{bibleverse|2 Timothy|4:10|9}} (commonly believed to be Paul's last epistle), he is mentioned as having forsaken Paul, "having loved this present world". |
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Latest revision as of 00:10, February 10, 2021
Demas is the name of a Biblical person mentioned three times in the New Testament. The mentions are shown below in what is traditionally considered chronological order:
- First, in Philemon 24, he is mentioned as a "fellow laborer" along with others so named.
- Second, in Colossians 4:14, he is simply mentioned by name (along with Luke "the beloved physician")
- Third and last, in 2 Timothy 4:10 (commonly believed to be Paul's last epistle), he is mentioned as having forsaken Paul, "having loved this present world".
