Bible Dictionary
Justus
Justus was a name or surname borne by several New Testament men: Joseph Barsabbas, a Corinthian proselyte who welcomed Paul, and Jesus Justus, one of Paul’s fellow workers.
Biblical Usage
Joseph Barsabbas, also called Justus, was considered with Matthias as a candidate to replace Judas among the apostles. The Corinthian Justus received Paul after opposition in the synagogue. Jesus Justus is named with Mark and Aristarchus as Paul’s fellow workers.
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