Colossians 4:9-11 (TPT) - I have also sent Onesimus, who is f

Colossians 4:9-11 TPT

I have also sent Onesimus, who is from your city, and is also a beloved and faithful brother who will inform you of all that we’re enduring. Aristarchus, a fellow prisoner here with me, sends you his love. And Joshua (who is also called Justus) along with Mark, the cousin of Barnabas, also send you their loving greetings. You have already been informed that if Mark comes to you, receive him warmly. These three men are the only ones of the circumcision who have aided me here in the work of the kingdom of God, and they have been a great blessing to me.

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