Study it in the app“And he arrived also at Derbe and at Lystra. And look, a certain disciple was there, named Timothy, the son of a believing Jewish woman, but of a Greek father.”
Andδὲhe arrivedΚατήντησενalsoκαὶatεἰςDerbeΔέρβηνandκαὶatεἰςLystra.ΛύστρανAndκαὶlook,ἰδοὺa certainτιςdiscipleμαθητήςwasἦνthere,ἐκεῖnamedὀνόματιTimothy,Τιμόθεοςthe sonυἱὸςof a believingπιστῆςJewishἸουδαίαςwoman,γυναικὸςbutδὲof a GreekἝλληνοςfather.πατρὸς
arrive
To end a journey at a city or place.
Where else “Katēntēsen” appearsDerbe
Derbe, a city of Lycaonia.
Where else “Derbēn” appearsLystra
Lystra, a city of Lycaonia, the hometown of Timothy.
Where else “Lystran” appearsdisciple
A follower of Jesus.
Where else “mathētēs” appearsthere is
Something exists somewhere, or happens.
Where else “ēn” appearsname
The word by which a person or thing is called, which often says who they are.
Where else “onomati” appearsTimothy
Timothy: a disciple and companion of Paul, of a Jewish mother and a Greek father.
Where else “Timotheos” appearsson
A son.
Where else “huios” appearsbeliever
Someone who trusts in Jesus.
Where else “pistēs” appearsJew
A person of the people of Israel, named after the tribe of Judah.
Where else “Ioudaias” appearswoman
An adult female person; when addressing her, a respectful form.
Where else “gynaikos” appearsGentile
Someone who is not a Jew.
Where else “Hellēnos” appearsparents
A family's father; sometimes father and mother.
Where else “patros” appears1 · This verse (above)
2He was well attested by the brothers in Lystra and Iconium.
1. What it says
What do Paul and Silas do at midnight in prison, and what happens afterward? (vv. 25-26)
2. What it means
Why does the jailer ask what he must do, and how do Paul and Silas answer him? (vv. 27-31)
3. How I live it
Paul and Silas prayed and sang on a very hard night (v. 25). What gives you courage when you go through a night like that?
