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Onesimus

Onesimus (Ancient Greek: Ὀνήσιμος, romanized: Onēsimos, meaning "useful") was a Christian mentioned in the New Testament. He was a slave to Philemon, a Christian, and is the subject of Paul's Epistle to Philemon.

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Died
Rome, Roman Italy
Feast
15 February (formerly 16 February in the West)
Venerated in
Catholic Church Eastern Orthodox Church Oriental Orthodox Church Lutheranism

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In the New Testament

In tradition

Veneration

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Onesimus

Nodes40
Edges39
Triples62
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.05
Components1

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Onesimus

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related to In the New Testament · 19
Onesimus → After, Apostle, By, Caesarea Maritima, Christianity, Gospel, In, Mr, New Testament, Onesimus’s, Paul, Paul's, Philemon, Philemon’s, Phlm, Rome, The, The Epistle, Useful
related to In tradition · 16
Onesimus → According, Antioch, Emperor, Emperor Trajan, Ephesians, Ephesus, Ephesus In, Epistle, Given, He, If, Ignatius, Onesimus's, Rome, Saint Timothy, Tradition
related to Eastern Orthodox Church · 11
Onesimus → Apphia, Archippus, February, January, July, November, Primary Feast Day, Seventy Apostles, Synaxis, The Apostles Philemon, The Eastern Orthodox Church
related to Catholic Church · 10
Onesimus → But, Christ, February, Onesimus's, Paul, Philemon, Roman Martyrology, The, There, Western
related to External links · 2
Onesimus → Italian, St
Died · 1
Onesimus → Rome, Roman Italy
Feast · 1
Onesimus → 15 February (formerly 16 February in the West)
Venerated in · 1
Onesimus → Catholic Church Eastern Orthodox Church Oriental Orthodox Church Lutheranism
related to Veneration · 1
Onesimus → Christian

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philemon paul bishop also slave eastern orthodox may christian tradition epistle new testament february died church useful ignatius ephesus 15

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OnesimusDiedRome, Roman Italy1.00infobox
OnesimusFeast15 February (formerly 16 February in the West)1.00infobox
OnesimusVenerated inCatholic Church Eastern Orthodox Church Oriental Orthodox Church Lutheranism1.00infobox
Onesimusrelated to Catholic ChurchThe0.60section
Onesimusrelated to Catholic ChurchWestern0.60section
Onesimusrelated to Catholic ChurchFebruary0.60section
Onesimusrelated to Catholic ChurchBut0.60section
Onesimusrelated to Catholic ChurchRoman Martyrology0.60section
Onesimusrelated to Catholic ChurchThere0.60section
Onesimusrelated to Catholic ChurchPaul0.60section
Onesimusrelated to Catholic ChurchChrist0.60section
Onesimusrelated to Catholic ChurchPhilemon0.60section

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