Tertullus

Tertullus

Tertullus The prosecuting counsel on behalf of the Jews who accused Paul of disturbing the peace (Acts 24: 1–8). The name is Latin but he may have been a Jew. His advocacy was only partly successful; Paul's trial was adjourned by Felix the procurator (Acts 24: 22).

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Tertullus

Tertullus , in the New Testament, accuser of Paul before Felix.

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