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Silas was with Paul in [[Thessalonica]] and after Paul fled to [[Athens]], they were reunited in [[Corinth]]. | Silas was with Paul in [[Thessalonica]] and after Paul fled to [[Athens]], they were reunited in [[Corinth]]. | ||
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A marginal character in the Christian tradition, Silas has recently received more attention by fiction authors. Starting from the 1960s, he has appeared as a character in several Paul Movies; see [[:Category:Silas--cinema (subject)|Silas--cinema]]. He also was made the protagonists of two novels: [[The Silas Diary (1998 Edwards), novel]], and [[The Scribe (2007 Rivers), novel]]. | A marginal character in the Christian tradition, Silas has recently received more attention by fiction authors. Starting from the 1960s, he has appeared as a character in several Paul Movies; see [[:Category:Silas--cinema (subject)|Silas--cinema]]. He also was made the protagonists of two novels: [[The Silas Diary (1998 Edwards), novel]], and [[The Scribe (2007 Rivers), novel]]. | ||
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!Year!! | !Year!!Silas!!Cinema / Television!!Country!!Notes | ||
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| [[1954]] || [[Philip Locke]] || [[Earthquake in Macedonia (1954 Milroy), film TV]] || | | [[1954]] || [[Philip Locke]] || [[Earthquake in Macedonia (1954 Milroy), film TV]] || UK || | ||
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| [[1960]] || [[David Ritch]] || [[Paul of Tarsus (1960 Harington), series TV]] || | | [[1960]] || [[David Ritch]] || [[Paul of Tarsus (1960 Harington), series TV]] || UK || | ||
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| [[1969]] || [[Daniele Dublino]] || [[Atti degli Apostoli (Acts of the Apostles / 1960 Rossellini), series TV]] || | | [[1969]] || [[Daniele Dublino]] || [[Atti degli Apostoli (Acts of the Apostles / 1960 Rossellini), series TV]] || Italy || | ||
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| [[1981]] || [[John Rhys-Davies]] || [[Peter and Paul (1981 Day), film TV]] || | | [[1981]] || [[John Rhys-Davies]] || [[Peter and Paul (1981 Day), film TV]] || USA || | ||
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| [[1994]] || [[Chris Truter]] || [[The Visual Bible: Acts (1994 Bergh), film]] || USA || | |||
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| [[1994]] || [[Nicholas Walker]] || [[The Emissary (1997 Marcarelli), film]] || USA || | |||
| [[1994]] || [[Nicholas Walker]] || [[The Emissary (1997 Marcarelli), film]] || | |||
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* See also ''[http://www.imdb.com/character/ch0046059/ Silas]'' in [[Internet Movie Database]]. | |||
==External links== | ==External links== |
Revision as of 13:56, 11 March 2017
Silas / Silvanus was one of Paul's Companion.
Overview
Silas is first mentioned in Acts 15:22 as one of the disciples selected by the church elders to return with Paul and Barnabas to Antioch following the Jerusalem Council.
After Paul and Barnabas split, Silas accompanied Paul in Paul's Second Missionary Journey. He and Paul were imprisoned briefly in Philippi where an earthquake broke their chains and opened the prison door. Silas is thus sometimes depicted in Christian iconography carrying broken chains. .
Silas was with Paul in Thessalonica and after Paul fled to Athens, they were reunited in Corinth.
Silas (fiction)
A marginal character in the Christian tradition, Silas has recently received more attention by fiction authors. Starting from the 1960s, he has appeared as a character in several Paul Movies; see Silas--cinema. He also was made the protagonists of two novels: The Silas Diary (1998 Edwards), novel, and The Scribe (2007 Rivers), novel.
- See also Silas in Internet Movie Database.
External links
Pages in category "Silas (subject)"
The following 2 pages are in this category, out of 2 total.