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Saint Paul and Barnabas Taken for Gods Royalty Free Stock Photo

Paul and Barnabas Royalty Free Stock Photo

Mosaics in the fence along the path from Kykkos Monastery to the chapel on Throni Hill in the Royalty Free Stock Photo

$St. Paul\'s Pillar in Paphos, Cyprus. Iconic Stone Royalty Free Stock Photo$

Paul and Barnabas Treated as Gods Royalty Free Stock Photo

The fresco with the image of the life of St. Paul: Paul and Barnabas Taken for Gods, basilica of St Paul Outside the Walls, Rome Royalty Free Stock Photo

Barnabas 1st century was according to tradition an early Christian, one of the prominent Christian disciples in Jerusalem. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Saul and Barnabas laying on of hands Royalty Free Stock Photo

Paul and Barnabas were key figures in the early Christian church, working together as apostles and missionary partners. Barnabas, a Levite from Cyprus, mentored Paul, introducing him to the apostles after his conversion. They collaborated on missionary journeys, including one to Antioch, where they taught many people. While they initially worked well together, a disagreement about John Mark led to their separation and they ultimately went their separate ways.