They serve to give 'character' to Simon of Cyrene - identifying him as a husband and father. They may also be mentioned due to being known to the early Christians.
According to an online Bible concordance the word purpose is found in 56 verses in the King James Bible.
No, of course it isn't. I respectfully suggest that you grow up and use the Bible for its real purpose and not to satisfy a childish tittilation.
Daniel 8:5-7,21
According to the Bible; so the man would not be alone.
Its the book about who God is, his plan for a building His kingdom, and His plan and purpose for your life.
Rufus Alexander was born on 1983-04-12.
Many Bible scholars believe that the Rufus mentioned in Romans 16:13 is the same Rufus mentioned in the Gospel of Mark 15:21 as the son of Simon a Cyrenian who was compelled by the Romans to bear Christ's Cross on the way to His crucifixion. Rufus had a brother named Alexander. Rufus was not Paul's natural brother and most likely Rufus's mother had ministered to Paul on one or more of his travels.
Alexander Hamilton and Rufus King were good friends. They worked closely together to prepare the final draft of the United States Constitution. Hamilton helped King became a US Senator from New York.
Rufus Porter has written: 'Essential truth' -- subject- s -: Bible, Commentaries 'A Yankee inventor's flying ship' -- subject- s -: Airships
Simon of Cyrene, the father of Alexander and Rufus (Mark 15:21)
John Alexander Clapperton has written: 'Pitfalls in Bible English' -- subject(s): Bible, Language, style
According to the Bible verse, our purpose on earth is to glorify God and to fulfill His will.
According to an online Bible concordance the word purpose is found in 56 verses in the King James Bible.
Rufus - Rufus album - was created in 1973-07.
Alexander Rofe has written: 'The belief in angels in the Bible and in early Israel'
According to the Bible, the human purpose is to love and serve God, and to love and care for others as oneself.
The Ethiopian Eunuch, Simon of Cyrene, Rufus in Rome, Ebedmelech, Solomon's Bride, Moses' Ethiopian Wife