FTP, name this prophet of Antioch who, in the book of Acts, travels through Pisidia and the central Asia Minor mostly listening to the Gospel as preached by his companion Paul.
This native of Cyprus' adventures with a more famous companion included his being mistaken for Zeus, while his companion was mistaken for Hermes since he did most of the talking. This occurred in Lystra, where they had traveled from Iconium. When they returned home, they argued because this man wanted his nephew to travel with them, although the nephew had deserted them [*] in Pamphylia. Thus this man took John Mark as a new companion and his former companion took Silas. FTP, name this prophet of Antioch who, in the book of Acts, travels through Pisidia and the central Asia Minor mostly listening to the Gospel as preached by his companion Paul.
This native of Cyprus' adventures with a more famous companion included his being mistaken for Zeus, while his companion was mistaken for Hermes since he did most of the talking.
{Barnabas} (accept {Joses})