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Apollos Eloquent Alexandrian Preacher
About Apollos
Apollos was an eloquent and learned Jew from Alexandria, Egypt, who was well-versed in the Scriptures. He spoke with great fervor about Jesus, though initially he knew only the baptism of John. Priscilla and Aquila took him aside and explained the way of God more accurately. After this, Apollos became a powerful apologist for the Christian faith, especially in Corinth where he watered what Paul had planted. Paul later referred to their complementary ministries, emphasizing that both were servants of Christ.
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Apollos's Life Timeline
Ephesus Ministryc. AD 52-54
Apollos teaches accurately about Jesus but knows only John's baptism.
ACT 18:24-25Corinth Ministryc. AD 54-56
Apollos powerfully refutes Jews in public debate and waters what Paul planted.
ACT 18:27-28, 1CO 3:6
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