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How many men were required before a synagogue could be established during Paul's travels between Cornith and Phillipi?
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10 Jewish male adults are required to establish a synagogue. This is why the woman at Phillipi were at the river praying (there wasn't enough men to start a synagogue).
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In Philippi, Paul needed a minimum of 10 Jewish men to establish a synagogue, as this was the requirement in ancient Jewish custom. Paul sought out these men to share the teachings of Christianity with them.
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