He baptizes the Ethiopian eunuch.
PHILIP
The bible speaks of Philip meeting the Ethiopaen eunech
King Philip of Macedonia was a pagan and had probably never even heard of the jews. And, of course, the New Testament was not written for another four hundred years. No, Philip had no part in writing the Bible.
No, There is nothing written by Philip in the Bible Answer/ In the bible (collection) of Scripture - yes, he wrote the Gospel of Philip. He was designated as one of the disciples that recorded the words of Jesus Christ - see Pistis Sophia - hence his gospel was written in a condensed format, as his practice was to record at the time of discourse.
Answer: The closest to this is the New Testament evangelist Philip who had four. According to Acts 21 verses 8 - 9 " ....we entered into the house of Philip the evangelist....the same man had four daughters, ...... which did prophecy."
PHILIP
Philip
The bible does not mention exactly what Philip did as a profession.
Evangelist
Jesus Christ and Philip
The bible speaks of Philip meeting the Ethiopaen eunech
The Bible does not say.
The Ethiopian eunuch was the one converted by Philip in the Bible. As a man of considerable influence in the Queen's court, he was believed to be the one who started the movement of Christianity in Africa.
King Philip of Macedonia was a pagan and had probably never even heard of the jews. And, of course, the New Testament was not written for another four hundred years. No, Philip had no part in writing the Bible.
No, There is nothing written by Philip in the Bible Answer/ In the bible (collection) of Scripture - yes, he wrote the Gospel of Philip. He was designated as one of the disciples that recorded the words of Jesus Christ - see Pistis Sophia - hence his gospel was written in a condensed format, as his practice was to record at the time of discourse.
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In the Bible, Saint Bartholomew is often associated with Philip. The two are mentioned together in the New Testament when they are among the twelve apostles chosen by Jesus.