Urbane:
courteous
Urbane:
ur'-ban, -ban'.
Urbane: A Christian in Rome
Rom 16:9
Urbane:
(of the city; polite) the Greek form of the Latin Urbanus, as it is given in the Revised Version. He was a Christian disciple who is in the long list of those whom St. Paul salutes in writing to Rome (Romans 16:9). (A.D. 55)
Urbanus:
ur-ba'-nus (Ourbanos; the King James Version Urbane): A common slave name. Gifford says that it is found "as here, in juxtaposition with Ampliatus, in a list of imperial freedmen, on an inscription, 115 AD." He was a member of the Christian community at Rome to whom Paul sent greetings. Paul calls him "our fellow-worker in Christ" (Ro 16:9). "The ‘our' (as opposed to ‘my,' Ro 16:3) seems to suggest that all Christian workers had a common helper in Urbanus" (Denney).
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