Silas Missionary Companion of Paul
About Silas
Silas was a leader in the Jerusalem church who became Paul's missionary companion on the second journey. He was with Paul in Philippi when they were imprisoned and miraculously freed by an earthquake. He co-authored letters with Paul and later worked with Peter.
Silas's Character Traits
Silas's Life Timeline
View journey on mapSilas is chosen to deliver the council's letter to Gentile churches.
ACT 15:22-32Silas's Key Relationships
Silas's Key Locations
Spiritual Lessons from Silas
Worship in Chains
At midnight in a Philippian jail, beaten and in stocks, Silas and Paul sang hymns. Their worship in suffering demonstrated faith that transcends circumstances and became a powerful witness to fellow prisoners.
Key Verses about Silas
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