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Colossae (/kəˈlɒsi/; Gr****: Κολοσσαί) was an
ancient city of
Phrygia in Asia Minor, and one of the most
celebrated cities of
southern Anatolia (modern...
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Apostle Onesimus in the
Eastern Orthodox Church, was a
slave to
Philemon of
Colossae, a man of
Christian faith. He may also be the same
Onesimus named by Ignatius...
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Apostle and Timothy, and
addressed to the
church in
Colossae, a
small Phrygian city near
Laodicea and
approximately 100
miles (160 km)...
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neighbourhood were many
important ancient cities; it was 17 km west of
Colossae, 10 km
south of Hierapolis. and 160 km east of Ephesus. It was situated...
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indicates that
Epaphras was a Gentile. We also
surmise that he was from
Colossae in Asia Minor,
since his name
appears in the
letter to the
church there...
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company with Apphia, Archippus, and
Onesimus had been
martyred at
Colossae during the
first general ****cution in the
reign of Nero. In the list...
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ancient times as the Lycus. In
antiquity it was
known as
Colossae. At 500 BC
Colossae was
founded by the Phrygians, and then p****ed into the hands...
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possibly a
bishop of the
church that met in his home (Philemon 1:1–2) in
Colossae. This
letter is now
generally regarded as one of the
undisputed works of...
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community in
Laodicea seems to have been
closely connected with that of
nearby Colossae (also in the
Lycus valley, 10
miles (16 km) distant).
Laodicea is mentioned...
- (16 km) west of
Denizli is, what was, in the 1st
century AD, the city of
Colossae. The
weather is hot in
Denizli in summers,
whereas in winters, it may occasionally...
