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Epaphras
Epaphras was a native of Colossae who likely founded the church there after being converted under Paul's ministry in Ephesus. He traveled to Rome to report to Paul about the Colossian church and remained with him as a "fellow prisoner." Epaphras was known for his fervent prayers, always wrestling in prayer for the believers in Colossae, Laodicea, and Hierapolis that they might stand firm and mature in their faith. Paul commended him as a faithful minister of Christ.
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Wrestling in Prayerc. AD 60-62
ColossaeEpaphras strives earnestly in prayer for the Colossians.
COL 4:12-13
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